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Futuring open education at the University of Mary Washington OER Summit

Bryan Alexander

MAY 13, 2016

It’s an exciting event, which I’m live-tweeting (hashtag #OERSummit ). A student panel (and why aren’t these mandatory for every education event?) Which were very positive, including love for low cost, easy access, simulation games (for one class). Hippy bike on campus, or the Jim Groom legacy lives!

OER 40
OER Elsevier Secondary Pearson 40
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Futuring open education at the University of Mary Washington OER Summit

Bryan Alexander

MAY 13, 2016

It’s an exciting event, which I’m live-tweeting (hashtag #OERSummit ). In contrast developing nations both produce and consume open education and scholarship, widely, due to economic needs, state and NGO support, and increasingly accessible technology. Hippy bike on campus, or the Jim Groom legacy lives!

OER 40
OER Elsevier Secondary Pearson 40
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