I recently had a short Twitter and blog conversation with someone about OER and the question “Why should all of the time that I spent developing this, be free for others to consume without some form of compensation for my
A new take on the CLMOOC make bank
Last year, in CLMOOC, we launched the first iteration of the Make Bank. Inspired by DS106, we were very enthusiastic about this way to encourage participants to self-direct their learning and to generate and reuse content. This first iteration of
Reflecting on sharing
I’ve been thinking a lot about community and sharing – online and f2f — what makes it work well for me and what the challenges can be. This was brought to the forefront yesterday when I wrote something as a
How to share your work openly
The world of sharing is so rich because so many great people choose to share freely. Would you like to share your work in a way that others can easily make use of it? Here are some tips. License your
Free, open early literacy passages
FreeReading is a great site for all kinds of early literacy resources. One of my favorite parts is the decodable reading passages. Unfortunately, to date, these have only been available as pdf files. Pdfs are good for printing, but not