Do we have the right assumptions and guiding principles for developing a QA and review policy?
Wayne,
I agree, it would be good to know what is a healthy wiki environment. particulary in the context of how it ties to people creating high quality OER content. What are the characteristics of a healthy wiki environment? One where the materials are of highest and exemplary quality. If the resources aren't exemplary and CC-BY-SA why would people reuse them? As an educator I seek out exemplary OER, otherwise I create them myself. To a certain dgree I would think the health of OER is measured by its reuse. If it isn't being reused, maybe it is a quality issue.
I think this question should be put out to the google group...
Peter
Thanks Peter,
I now understand what you mean by a healthy wiki environment. Makes good sense to me.
I'll post something on the main list inviting people to comment -- Given the substantive nature of these discussions which will ultimately lead to the development of a consensus policy -- I think we should try and encourage members of the community list to post their thoughts in this forum, so we have a good record in one place dealing with the QA developments.
We can post regular updates on the main list with links to the specific questions.
What do you think?
