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Comment on Publishers and OER collaborations by Info about Open « Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources

Thu, 11 Mar 2010 06:04:07 +0000

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Comment on Auto-create Moodle glossaries! by Paula Clough

Paula Clough — Mon, 01 Mar 2010 00:43:39 +0000

Karen,
I have found that instead of clicking on the download link, I right click and save the target to my desktop, it’s easier.

I am posting this to the Moodle.org Exchange to share this nice resource.
Paula B-)

Comment on Potential cost savings of OER – Part 2 by Muvaffak Gozaydin

Muvaffak Gozaydin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 16:49:41 +0000

Dear Karen

Please SHARE what you have in digital format .

SHARING does not cost you anything. The beauty of OER is SHARE. If an expensive ONLINE book or course is shared by millions then cost per person is almost nill.
I always suggest any University in the USA should SHARE their ONLINE programs with other universities at nominal prices. Same is true for books.
We are sharing beautiful ONLINE courses of Yale, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Stanford, Berkeley, UCLA in Turkey. Isn’t that wonderful. Thanks billion mgozaydin@hotmail.com from Turkey

Comment on Texas issues RFO for “open textbooks” by Muvaffak Gozaydin

Muvaffak Gozaydin — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 16:41:52 +0000

Wonderful State of TEXAS.

We are international. We would like to access Texas ebooks as well.
As they say and I agree 100 % some fee. No problem.

But I hoıpe this reches to so many millions or at least several hunbdreds thousands so that fee would be anominal one.
But a test is just useful.
Please inform me your fees to Turkey. I may have 50.000 students to access Texas Science books.
I envisage a fee of $ 5-10 per book per year per person .
mgozaydin@hotmail.com

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Comment on Using Moodle to differentiate instruction by norbert boruett

norbert boruett — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 13:08:22 +0000

Thanks Karen

This are great suggestions and i think generic and can be applied to all courses.It will make the Moodle more interactive. Aristotle once remarked that variety is the essence and the spice of life- and education is no exception-that stimulus variation implied in this article is in order

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Comment on Auto-create Moodle glossaries! by Alix Peshette

Alix Peshette — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 18:24:57 +0000

Hi Karen,
Many thanks for showing this great resource! In administrating our LMS, I’ve wanted a way to create glossaries for courses with a lot of educational jargon. I will be trying this out!

-Alix