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Open business models, part 6: the canvas

Creative Commons is currently engaged in a project to look at open business models. They’ve put forth this template and have this community to share these ideas. Since I have been thinking about this as it relates to core curriculum

karen July 23, 2015 Uncategorized No Comments Read more

Open business models, part 5: development costs

In the first post of this series, I mentioned that most OER publishers rely on philanthropy to fund initial product development and that I had questions about how sustainable this model is. First, if more K-12 OER doesn’t achieve higher

karen July 20, 2015 Uncategorized 1 Comment Read more

Open business models, part 4: organizational structures

The amount and scope of work that I’ve suggested in the previous posts as being necessary to successfully implement an OER core K-12 curriculum is not trivial. Most OER publishers don’t have a full marketing team, a sales force, implementation

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Open business models, part 3: some options

There are multiple ways an OER core curriculum product could generate revenue streams. One is through some kind of membership model through which states, districts, or other partners  participate financially in the project in exchange for product development input, review

karen July 12, 2015 Uncategorized No Comments Read more

Open business models, part 2: a price

My main premise for an assortment of forthcoming business models is to position OER core curriculum product package as having a greatly reduced cost as opposed to being “free” and to use the proceeds to fund the work needed to

karen July 9, 2015 Uncategorized No Comments Read more
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