Open Learning Network

The top 10 articles (from the first year) on OLnet.org provide an indication of the areas covered:

• TwHistory: What would Churchill have tweeted : Research from external project http://olnet.org/node/200
• OLnet & OER: how do our practices reflect and inform the world out there? :  Virtual workshop http://olnet.org/node/159
• Why remix an Open Educational Resource? : Disseminating options and ways to work with OER http://olnet.org/node/68
• Interviewing Jimmy Wales on Wikipedia and OERs : External expertise and reflections http://olnet.org/node/197
• What are the barriers to reusing/remixing OERs? :  Highlighting issues with OER http://olnet.org/node/119
• Smarthistory.org Research Stream : Providing research expertise to study external project http://olnet.org/node/92
• 'Fairy Rings' of Participation Research Stream : Drawing early conclusions from research http://olnet.org/node/94
• A new approach to supporting the design and use of OER : Publishing through peer review http://olnet.org/node/25
• Thoughts on OpenEd09 Conference : Reporting on conferences http://olnet.org/node/45
• Collective Intelligence and OERs : Research approaches and methods http://olnet.org/node/102