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Contents
- 1 Videos mentioning WikiEducator
- 2 So what is a Wiki
- 3 Wikis in Education
- 4 Examples of good use of WikiEducator
- 5 Freedom movement
- 6 'How To' on WikiEducator
- 7 A sense of humour incorporated
- 8 Introduction to Open Education
- 9 Example of Open Schools
- 10 Using Social Networks
- 11 Wikipedia and Mediawiki
- 12 Systems of Ownership of Ideas
Videos mentioning WikiEducator
- Open Educational Resources: Unlocking Knowledge to the Globe taped at the Northern California Grantmakers & The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Presenting Web & Where 2.0+ Feb. 14th, 2008 Session #8 Catherine Casserly, April 2008
So what is a Wiki
Wikis in Education
Examples of good use of WikiEducator
Freedom movement
- Archbiship_Emeritus_Desmond_Tutu_on_the_importance_of_freedom
- Nelson Mandela in an interview about the meaning of the African tradition "Ubuntu", the underpining concept of an open society
'How To' on WikiEducator
A sense of humour incorporated
Introduction to Open Education
- Introduction to Open Education Syllabus by David Wiley
- David Wiley about Open Education and the future
Example of Open Schools
- Open Source goes to School on the example of the first Open Secondary School in Utah/USA which creates their own open source curricula.
Using Social Networks
Wikipedia and Mediawiki
Google TechTalks April 28, 2006 Brion Vibber Brion Vibber has worked on MediaWiki and Wikipedia's servers for four years, watching over its frightening growth from thousands to millions of pages, ...
Systems of Ownership of Ideas
Eben Moglen's thoughts on the system of ownership of ideas is well worth a look to help is think about what this means for OER. Check out these three short videos:
Web 2.0 in Africa - Agriculture and New Technologies - Web2forDev
Duration: 8 minutes and 32 seconds Year: 2008 Country: Netherlands Language: English License: CC - Attribution Non-commercial No Derivatives Genre: Documentary Producer: People TV & CTA Posted by: giacomo on Sep 12, 2008
An eight minute Business Africa/CTA video production documenting actual cases on the use of Web 2.0 applications in the development sector, specifically among farmers in Africa.
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