Showing posts with label creative commons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creative commons. Show all posts

Thursday, October 2, 2008

Karen Fasimpaur

Karen Fasimpaur

Karen Fasimpaur, USA, Primary, Secondary

An enthusiastic user of mobile technologies and an evangelist for Open Education, Karen Fasimpaur works with schools and educational organizations throughout the U.S. to integrate technology.

She is the co-founder of the K12 Open Ed web site and the Kids Open Dictionary project, an award-winning author, a blogger, and the host of the podcast “Karen’s Educational Mashups.

K12 Open Ed
This blog reflects on issues related to open education and OERs, including mass collaboration, open licenses, open textbooks and wikis, and open source software, with a focus on how these can benefit education.

Mobile Musings
This blogs concerns the use of mobile technology in education and how devices like mini-laptops, handhelds, mobile media players, and more can be used to transform education through focusing on learning objectives and using various technology tools to differentiate instruction.

Themes: OER, creative commons, open, mobile, handhelds, podcasting, differentiating instruction, ebooks

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

Stian Håklev

Stian Håklev

Stian Håklev, Canada (currently), Tertiary

Studied in Norway, Sweden, Italy and Canada, taught in China, researched in India... currently doing an MA in International and Comparative Higher Education at OISE/University of Toronto, focusing on the future of the university, the sociology of academic knowledge flows, peer2peer learning, open education and open access to research.

Random Stuff that Matters
An eclectic mix of things that I believe matter, with news from China, Indonesia and India, reflective essays on online education, open access to research, the role and future of universities, language learning etc.

Theme: open education, open access, peer2peer, open notebook science, creative commons