(See, too, WUaS's blog - http://worlduniversityandschool.blogspot.com/2014/02/open-educational-resources-conversation.html)
The "Why do Open Educational Resources Matter?" Roundtable"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y586ZCBuB3I
The "Why do Open Educational Resources Matter?" Roundtable G+ page -
https://plus.google.com/u/0/events/cm5g19snt793lhoe7k4ehd6kjd0
Organizing document for this -
http://bit.ly/openroundtable
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Here's about World University and School from this Roundtable -
12:00 - 15:00 minutes ...
28:00 - 29:00
50:45 - 51:15
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The College at WUaS (with first matriculating, undergraduate class planned for this autumn 2014) -
Admissions' page at WUaS -
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Thanks for hosting this OER conversation.
You may have saved this already, but here below is the text chat.
Scott
LIVE
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me
11:15 AM
Hello all
Please say again
nice to be here ... I"m in a cafe
so won't speak very much
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Erik Hanson
11:17 AM
Sorry I was slow getting in...Hangouts , I found are still blocked in my district in my school account.
Happy to be here. Looking forward to it.
Ben Wilkoff
11:21 AM
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me
11:24 AM
glad they built in comedy
Jennifer Maddrell
11:24 AM
has my webcam gone fuzzy for you?
me
11:24 AM
so to speak
yes, Jennifer
Jennifer Maddrell
11:25 AM
hmmm I no idea why?
Bill Fitzgerald
11:25 AM
Jennifer - just add some lens flare!
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Erik Hanson
11:36 AM
Diana...no audio
Jennifer Maddrell
11:36 AM
I can hear her
Erik Hanson
11:37 AM
hmm...I cannot
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Bill Fitzgerald
11:39 AM
The three cheeseheads! +++
Diana Laufenberg
11:40 AM
on Wisconsin!
Erik Hanson
11:41 AM
I am assuming that someone is talking?
Jennifer Maddrell
11:41 AM
yes
me
11:41 AM
Megan is
Jennifer Maddrell
11:41 AM
I can hear her
Bill Fitzgerald
11:41 AM
I have been a huge fan of Siyavula, for years. Love the community-based approach.
me
11:41 AM
Moi aussi
Bill Fitzgerald
11:43 AM
Megan - I'd also love to hear more about the mechanics of Siyavula's community events.
me
11:44 AM
Here is an example of a Open Educational Resource I'm sharing - MIT OCW-centric 'The College at World University and School' ... http://worlduniversity.
Thank you
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Diana Laufenberg
11:46 AM
Ben def. missed the 1960s
He might have even missed the 70s too.
me
11:47 AM
Welcome!
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Jane Park
11:48 AM
Hello -- I am joining for Cable Green who can't make it
me
11:49 AM
I just would add that WUaS would like to aggregate most of the OER resources everyone has mentioned, and in all languages.
Ben Wilkoff
11:49 AM
Thank You, Jane.
me
11:52 AM
Is Curriki (sp?) working on this?
Diana Laufenberg
11:52 AM
I wish Curriki had a better interface.
me
11:53 AM
Wikis, with references, can add quality to the collaborative, when they're engaged.
Bill Fitzgerald
11:54 AM
I also dislike how Curriki blocks access to non-members. It makes the site close to unusable.
me
11:55 AM
... student wikis, especially ... can anyone think about of examples of this?
Bill: I like the openness of wikis, in a complementary way
Ben Wilkoff
11:56 AM
Would someone try and go to the event page and try to submit a question to the Q&A.
me
11:57 AM
yes
Bill Fitzgerald
11:58 AM
Ben - just asked question.
Ben Wilkoff
11:59 AM
Thank you!
Diana Laufenberg
12:01 PM
Todd-well said.
Bill Fitzgerald
12:01 PM
What tensions do you see between the licensing terms of iBooks and openly licensed content?
me
12:01 PM
Here's WUaS's beginning High School resources ... http://worlduniversity.
It's the main 'Courses' page at WUaS (only in English presently)
Can't get into the Q&A tool in this browser ...
Diana Laufenberg
12:03 PM
not a huge fan of TPT
Jane Park
12:03 PM
CC follows the Hewlett Foundation's definition of OER: http://www.hewlett.org/
Erik Hanson
12:03 PM
Heard TPT is used more than I would have imagined in the elementary world
me
12:04 PM
Yes, in terms of Creative Commons' licensing - a useful sphere for defining free, in my view - and especially for the developing world ...
Diana Laufenberg
12:04 PM
When I work for the public, what I create is in the public sphere. That is my general feeling.
Ben Wilkoff
12:04 PM
Jane, does your mic work?
Jane Park
12:04 PM
yes
Megan Beckett
12:04 PM
Whatever we do/create with the community is open and free.
me
12:07 PM
Engage C.C. on the one hand, and let OER, as a separate sphere, develop in its myriad ways. What do people think of this?
Bill Fitzgerald
12:10 PM
The differences b/w NY State approach and the Utah approach show two different ways that this can work
me
12:10 PM
On a country by country perspective, in terms of OER and CC, WUaS plans to create a university / school (in main languages there) as wiki ... here's the main Nation States' page at WUaS - http://worlduniversity.
Jane Park
12:11 PM
this is a great conversation -- i have to run for a prior commitment. thanks for letting me join!
Ben Wilkoff
12:11 PM
Thank you for coming!
Jane Park
12:11 PM
happy to answer followup questions -- janepark@creativecommons.
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me
12:12 PM
Here's the beginning, in English, 'Educational Resources' wiki page, as a source for tools - http://worlduniversity.
Thanks, Jane
Diana Laufenberg
12:13 PM
glue.
Bill Fitzgerald
12:13 PM
"adoption" doesn't need to start with authoring. It can start with collecting openly licensed materials that fills a gap.
Megan Beckett
12:13 PM
The online editor which we are going with moving forward: http://oerpub.org/
Bill Fitzgerald
12:14 PM
Megan - I LOVE the Latex transclusion of that editor!
me
12:14 PM
Thanks, Megan
Megan Beckett
12:14 PM
It is awesome! Probably the best feature!
Bill Fitzgerald
12:15 PM
Yeah - the modified Aloha editor is very nice.
How do you find git as the backend?
Megan Beckett
12:16 PM
It works really well. We have tried it out by pulling in several of our books which are on github.
Bill Fitzgerald
12:16 PM
Yes - I have seen those
me
12:17 PM
Is this it ... http://www.net-texts.com/
Andrew Marcinek
12:18 PM
Yes, Scott
me
12:18 PM
thanks
Here's the main "Library Resources," wiki Subject page at WUaS - http://worlduniversity.
Bill Fitzgerald
12:19 PM
Friends don't let friends apply taxonomy prematurely!
Diana Laufenberg
12:20 PM
me
12:20 PM
Semantic Wiki has potential here, Bill ... not sure what exactly you mean by taxonomy.
Bill Fitzgerald
12:21 PM
Scott - I'm bullish on https://stanbol.apache.org/
me
12:22 PM
thanks
Diana Laufenberg
12:23 PM
that's a good wisconsiner
interoperability. is huge.
Jennifer Maddrell
12:24 PM
"we" always have to explain ourselves to others, don't we @diana and @erik
Andrew Marcinek
12:24 PM
In case anyone visits Boston this summer. Dates will follow for 2014 dates http://
me
12:24 PM
Languages (7,105) ... where each becomes a wiki school or MIT OCW-centric university .. http://worlduniversity.
Diana Laufenberg
12:26 PM
@jennifer we like words, lots of words.
Erik Hanson
12:26 PM
Object interoperability available for subscription and collaboration
If you silo, allow others to plug in
me
12:27 PM
under one umbrella ... and with an universal translator (building on Google Translate, etc.) ... http://worlduniversity.
Diana Laufenberg
12:27 PM
I often say that as well. I am a derivative of my learning space. its a thing. well said, Andy.
Ben is giving us homework
boo.
me
12:28 PM
Great and thanks, Ben! Thanks for organizing and hosting this OER conversation.
Bill Fitzgerald
12:28 PM
Can I have my badge delivered with a 6 pack and a pizza?
Andrew Marcinek
12:28 PM
BOO bomework
it's friday
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me
12:29 PM
I'll save and send you this text chat in an email, Ben.
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