I was part of a debate on the value of MOOCs for higher education during UBC’s Open Access Week, on Oct. 29, 2014. Here is the description of the event and speaker bios, from the Open UBC 2014 website (not sure how long the link is going to be active, so copied the description here). […]
BCcampus has around 70 open textbooks in its collection, and more are being added each …
This past Spring BCOER held a hackfest and today we are delighted to share a …
These events have been shared by members of BCOER. They are taking place at various …
This is probably a very long overdue blog post, but as I am currently procrastinating from/avoiding the giant pile of marking on my desk I thought I should put it out there in the blog-o-verse. Today is the second … Continue reading →
Please note: The statistics reported in this story are no longer current. For the most …
The B.C. Open Textbook Project turns two years old today. Birthdays are a good time …
Clint Lalonde and Leva Lee I will be doing a virtual presentation on Open Textbooks …
We are very happy to announce the release of a new open textbook, with significant …
Later this week Farhad Dastur and I will present at a symposium at the Annual Conference on the Teaching of Psychology in Atlanta, organized by the Society for the Teaching of Psychology. Our symposium is titled “Opening up psychology: Adopting open textbooks, open pedagogy, and an open philosophy in the classroom.” The following is a list(…)