Open Learning Network

Many bloggers are familiar with copying embed code from sites like YouTube and Slideshare to include the content in their blog posts. Now there's a simpler, more robust way...

I've tried to write a plain English tutorial, for a non-technical and technical audience - all you need is experience authoring content in a blog or content management system like Drupal or Moodle.

The ability to track open educational resources (OERs), when they are distributed for example via RSS or as IMS Common Cartridges, was a live topic at the recent CETIS conference – OER technical roundtable session, and is part of OLnet research question 5.

I went to the JISC CETIS conference “A brave new world” last week in Birmingham, and I found it a very useful and friendly event. Grainne Conole and I live blogged some of the sessions - a new experience for me! I thought I'd supplement those notes with a summary of what I took away from the conference.

The Tempest, by John Waterhouse.

A message from Candace Thille for readers of the book, Opening Up Education. [video:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eY86CIz4iFs align:center] View the book online at MIT press, including a table of contents.