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December 12, 2012

Sir John Daniel: Openness Rather Than Scale is MOOC Contribution

"I'm delighted that openness has gotten to some very closed institutions," said Sir John Daniel. As the former CEO of Commonwealth of Learning and Vice-Chancellor of Open University, he knows a lot about higher education, open education resources (OER), and online learning.  Read Full Post >

November 16, 2012

Unlocking Passion in Education

Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life--shouldn't the same hold true for the learning process?  Read Full Post >

November 15, 2012

New Follett CEO Choice Continues Digital Shift in Ed. Publishing

Educational materials wholesaler hires chief technology officer of printing and communications company to boost its software business.  Read Full Post >

October 19, 2012

Creative Cluster: Silicon Valley

The 20-mile stretch from Stanford University to San Jose, Calif. produces more innovation than any place on the planet. As Richard Florida noted, the unique confluence of a great R1 University, venture investors, tech talent, and great quality of life make it a creative hotspot.  Read Full Post >

October 18, 2012

Open Education: What Can K-12 Learn from Higher Ed.

K-12 open education advocates face many of the same challenges as those in postsecondary institutions.  Read Full Post >

October 09, 2012

14 Open Resources For High School

Last week Secretary Duncan said it was time to dump the heavy, expensive books students lug around in their backpacks. We agree, it's time to shift to digital. High-quality open educational resources (OER) help make the case.  Read Full Post >

August 27, 2012

E.L. Haynes: A Force For Change

The first social enterprise to emerge from E.L. Haynes was LearnZillion, a professional development platform founded by former principal and Chief Academic Officer Eric Westendorf and former teacher Alix Guerrier. Today, LearnZillion announced the addition of 2000 Common Core lessons developed by a Gates Foundation funded "Dream Team" of 123 teachers.  Read Full Post >

July 23, 2012

Blended Case Study: Leadership Public Schools

Leadership Public Schools (LPS) is a network of four small high-poverty high schools in Richmond, Oakland, Hayward, and San Jose, California. These locations (and nearby Summit Prep and Downtown College Prep) are the best example of great high schools combining the historic benefits of small rigorous and supportive environments with the potential of incorporating personal digital learning.  Read Full Post >

April 06, 2012

Higher Ed Open Textbook Provider Sued by Publishers. K-12 Implications?

Pearson, Cengage, and MacMillan Higher Education sue open content start-up in latest battle over free and paid education content.  Read Full Post >

April 03, 2012

Initiative Seeks to Identify What Online Content Works Best

PowerMyLearning.com plans to aggregate free education content, collect performance data, and solicit ratings.  Read Full Post >

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