A Quick Snapshot of Our Open Textbook Project
Phase one of our Open Textbook Review Project is underway. Reviews are due by September …
Open in B.C.: Breaking down barriers through collaboration
The biggest barrier to open education is a lack of knowledge—we just haven’t marketed it …
Give and take: how an open copyright policy improves post-secondary institutions
Cable Green, the director of global learning for Creative Commons, believes that publicly funded education materials …
4 Ways to Grow BC’s Open Educator Community
Open education—a lofty goal with clear benefits. But if we’re going to get there, we …
A Busy Productive Spring for the Open Textbook Project
Of Meetings, Partnerships and Workshops Phase 1 of the Open Textbook Review is underway. Find …
UBC Conference Spurs Global Dialogue about Technology in Education
Technology-enhanced learning is growing by leaps and bounds, reaching areas of the world where the …
A journey through the land of open education
Some “open” resources are more open than others, and there are many different ways that …
5 Questions about the Commonwealth of Learning with Professor Asha S. Kanwar
Vancouver-based Commonwealth of Learning (COL) – hosted by the federal government and supported by seven …
BCcampus: Longtime Supporter of Open Online Learning (yes, MOOCs!)
There’s a lot of discussion these days around Massive Open Online Courses, also known as …
Powering up with POERUP – a questionnaire about OER
BCcampus has been asked to help out with a survey of open educational resources (OER) …