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You’ve likely noticed that Open Education News has been on a brief hiatus. We’re currently working on a new model and structure for how we bring you Open Education News. Please bear with us as we put things in place; we’ll be back online shortly. Ironically, sometimes the problem is that open source communities are too helpful.Open Learning Initiative
On Tuesday, February 7 at 3 pm ET (tentative), the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology (PCAST) expects to release its report entitled “Engage to Excel: Producing One Million Additional College Graduates with Degrees in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics.” OLI director Candace Thille served on the working group to produce the report. This report provides a strategy for improving STEM education during the first two years of college that we believe is responsive to both the challenges and the opportunities that this crucial stage in the STEM education pathway presents. The report will be released at a public briefing that will take place in the auditorium of the American Association for the Advancement of Science at 1200 New York Avenue, NW, Washington DC (closest metro stop: Metro Center). The timing of this event is subject to change .Get an overview of OLI and hear from instructors and OLI's director, Candace Thille. Carnegie Mellon University's Open Learning Initiative (OLI) is an open educational resources (OER) project. We provide web-based courses based on a detailed, science-based understanding of how students learn. Goals Produce exemplars of scientifically based online courses and course materials that enact instruction and support instructors. Our courses are designed based on learning science research and contribute to that research.
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At Berkeley « Open Knowledge and the Public Interest
Another nicely clueful piece in the Guardian : The emancipatory potential of the free dissemination of intellectual property through infinite replication is overwhelming. Unlike private property that is subject to scarcity, supply and demand laws and other rigid determinations, immaterial property poses an explosive threat to our deeply rooted notions of proprietorship. It is not only because there can be potentially infinite owners of property that the internet redefines our notion of it. It is also that people who participate in the exchange of immaterial works do not treat them as property.

