5 Questions with Dr. David Try: His Evolution of Online Learning
Dr. David Try is an instructor at Northwest Community College and is also its coordinator …
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 …
Proudly borrowed from there – OER Forum 2012
Moving to a mindset of “Proudly borrowed from there,” rather than “No thanks, not invented …
Latest OPDF means more online learning opportunities for students
This post is from a joint news release from BCcampus and the Ministry of Advanced …
How are you helping faculty and staff cope with copyright and use open resources?
Copyright has always been a major concern for higher education institutions, but recent (and ongoing) …
The Economics of Open
Open Educational Resources (OER) are materials used to support education that may be freely accessed, …
2011 The Year of Open
The “open” space is expanding. 2011 has been a watershed year with open gaining traction …
Talks on Open Access, OER and Online Science Labs
Paul Stacey, BCcampus’s Director of Curriculum Development, will be doing a couple of talks over …
Opening Education
Proposed new copyright laws, confusion over what is allowed and isn’t allowed under fair dealing, …