Scott MacLeod's Anthropology of Information Technology & Counterculture: Ostrich: WUaS's wiki focus is on adding any free Open Educational Resources, and within these guidelines (and engaging Wikipedia's editing protocols, in part), WUaS heartily welcomes volunteers (http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Volunteers) to add open, highest quality (WUaS is MIT OCW- and great universities-centric) resources for teaching and learning, and thus co-create WUaS ... much as Wikipedia has been co-created by all of us in 285 languages, with millions of articles thanks to us all having written it together.

Wednesday, October 2, 2013

Ostrich: WUaS's wiki focus is on adding any free Open Educational Resources, and within these guidelines (and engaging Wikipedia's editing protocols, in part), WUaS heartily welcomes volunteers (http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Volunteers) to add open, highest quality (WUaS is MIT OCW- and great universities-centric) resources for teaching and learning, and thus co-create WUaS ... much as Wikipedia has been co-created by all of us in 285 languages, with millions of articles thanks to us all having written it together.

World University and School's wiki focus is on adding great, free, Open Educational Resources, and within these guidelines (and engaging Wikipedia's editing protocols, in part), WUaS heartily welcomes volunteers (http://worlduniversity.wikia.com/wiki/Volunteers) to add open, highest quality (WUaS is MIT OCW- and great universities-centric) resources for teaching and learning, and thus co-create WUaS ... much as Wikipedia has been co-created by all of us in 285 languages, with millions of articles, thanks to us all having written it together.