eclectic, pragmatic, enthusiastic
In commenting on my recent post about Flat World Knowledge, Stephen asks: I can’t help wondering whether there’s any link between Wiley’s participation in this commercial venture and his advocacy regarding the commercial production and use of open educational resources. The answer is yes, there is a link. Specifically, I don’t have a problem with … Read more
Simple wins. I certainly didn’t say it first. Of all the times I have said it, I probably said it best in my Openness, Localization, and the Future of Learning Objects talk at BCNET last year. It was then that I adopted Simple Gifts as the theme song of all my open education efforts. Wired … Read more
Martin has a great post up about the debate between Stephen and I over the Cape Town Declaration written in terms of a comparison between Cato and Cicero. I enjoyed it; I expect Stephen did as well.