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Opening up education : the collective advancement of education through open technology, open content, and open knowledge
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Cambridge, MA : The MIT Press, 2008
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xx, 477 p. ; 24 cm.
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9780262033718

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Summary

Summary

Experts discuss the potential for open education tools, resources, and knowledge to transform the economics and ecology of education.


Author Notes

M. S. Vijay Kumar is Senior Associate Dean and Director of the Office of Educational Innovation and Technology at MIT.


Table of Contents

John Seely BrownToru Iiyoshi and M. S. Vijay KumarOwen McGrathDavid KahleStuart D. LeePhillip M. Long and Stephen C. EhrmannEdward WalkerTrent Batson and Neeru Paharia and M. S. Vijay KumarClifford LynchChristopher J. MackieFlora McMartinAndy LaneCandace ThilleTom Carey and Gerard L. HanleyDiane HarleySteven R. Lerman and Shigeru Miyagawa and Anne H. MarguliesRichard G. BaraniukDavid WileyCatherine M. Casserly and Marshall S. SmithCheryl R. RichardsonRichard A. GaleRandall Bass and Dan BernsteinDiana LaurillardToru Iiyoshi and Cheryl R. RichardsonBarbara CambridgeJames DalzielDiana G. Oblinger and Marilyn M. LombardiBernadine Chuck FongMary Taylor Huber and Pat HutchingsToru Iiyoshi and M. S. Vijay Kumar
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Foreword: Creating a Culture of Learningp. xi
Acknowledgmentsp. xix
Introduction: An Invitation to Open Up the Future of Educationp. 1
Section I Open Educational Technologyp. 11
1 Section Introduction "Open Educational Technology: Tempered Aspirations"p. 13
2 "Designing Open Educational Technology"p. 27
3 "The Gates Are Shut: Technical and Cultural Barriers to Open Education"p. 47
4 "Does an Open Source Strategy Matter? Lessons Learned from the iLabs Project"p. 61
5 "Evaluating the Results of Open Education"p. 77
6 "A Harvest Too Large? A Framework for Educational Abundance"p. 89
7 "Digital Libraries, Learning Communities, and Open Education"p. 105
8 "Open Source in Open Education: Promises and Challenges"p. 119
Section II Open Educational Contentp. 133
9 Section Introduction "Open Educational Content: Transforming Access to Education"p. 135
10 "Widening Participation in Education through Open Educational Resources"p. 149
11 "Building Open Learning as a Community-based Research Activity"p. 165
12 "Extending the Impact of Open Educational Resources through Alignment with Pedagogical Content Knowledge and Institutional Strategy: Lessons Learned from the MERLOT Community Experience"p. 181
13 "Why Understanding the Use and Users of Open Education Matters"p. 197
14 "OpenCourseWare: Building a Culture of Sharing"p. 213
15 "Challenges and Opportunities for the Open Education Movement: A Connexions Case Study"p. 229
16 "2005-2012: The OpenCourseWars"p. 247
17 "Revolutionizing Education through Innovation: Can Openness Transform Teaching and Learning?"p. 261
Section III Open Educational Knowledgep. 277
18 Section Introduction "Open Educational Knowledge: More than Opening the Classroom Door"p. 279
19 "Inquiry Unplugged: A Scholarship of Teaching and Learning for Open Understanding"p. 289
20 "The Middle of Open Spaces: Generating Knowledge about Learning through Multiple Layers of Open Teaching Communities"p. 303
21 "Open Teaching: The Key to Sustainable and Effective Open Education"p. 319
22 "Promoting Technology-enabled Knowledge Building and Sharing for Sustainable Open Educational Innovations"p. 337
23 "Scaffolding for Systemic Change"p. 357
24 "Learning Design: Sharing Pedagogical Know-How"p. 375
25 "Common Knowledge: Openness in Higher Education"p. 389
26 "Open for What? A Case Study of Institutional Leadership and Transformation"p. 401
27 "What's Next for Open Knowledge?"p. 417
Conclusion: New Pathways for Shaping the Collective Agenda to Open Up Educationp. 429
About the Authorsp. 441
Indexp. 451