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Earlier this week, we kicked off the Open Policy Network. We announced that the first project within the Network is the Institute for Open Leadership. The Institute for Open ...
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Creative Commons would like to invite you to a breakfast discussion „Really Open Education. Domestic Policies for Open Educational Resources”. The event will take place on ...
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A new report released by LSE’s Media Department contradicts widespread claims about the decline of creative industries as a result of copyright infringement.
The report ...
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The School of Open is offering its second round of facilitated courses! Starting today, you can sign up for 7 courses during a two week period; sign-up closes 4 August (Sunday) and ...
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Creative Commons has two new European Regional Coordinators – John Weitzmann and Gwen Franck.
John Weitzmann / DTKindler / CC BY
Gwen Franck / Gwen Franck / All ...
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From monday 11th until 15th March is the second Open Education Week, coordinated by the OCW Consortium. During the week the partners of this project are organising multiple ...
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Creative Commons is searching for a new European Regional Coordinator. The European Regional Coordinator works to
“Assist Creative Commons and the CC Global Network ...
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Last monday, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton unveiled the Open Book Project (remarks, fact sheet, press notice), an initiative to expand access to free, high-quality ...
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It is an exciting time for the global open educational resources (OER) movement. In the past few months, several governments and institutions have shown their support for ...
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Last month I wrote about the video's of the Why Open Education Matters Contest and that you can vote for it.
The jury winners are announced today. I have embedded the winning video ...
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Slides of Presentations
Recording of Workshop
Date: 19th and 20th of September 2012
Place: University of Barcelona, Barcelona, ...