No Monday Morning Digest this week. Instead, a new resources newsletter and an invitation to step back and look at some of the stories you may have missed last week: Study Groups are now LIVE in ePortfolio! (Friday) Brand new: Professional Development area of study! (Thursday) Infographic: the Open Textbook Challenge (Wednesday) A whole slew of news and […]
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Study Groups are now LIVE in ePortfolio!
Have you noticed anything…new…in the ePortfolio? The title of the post kind of gives it away, doesn’t it? Okay, so we aren’t great at surprises, but we are absurdly pleased to announce a new element that promises to add real dimension to the ePortfolio: integrated study groups! When we launched the ePortfolio back in April, […]
OER Newsletter – October 2012 (open. useful. fun.)
We’re going to make this a regular public gig (we’ve been circulating these internally for a year or so) — each month, we’ll serve up the latest and greatest of free and open learning resources, tools, and fun sites. We try to get the details right and to toss out thanks where they’re due; please […]
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Fiftieth Anniversary: History Programs at AIP
Fifty years ago today, J. Robert Oppenheimer spoke at the dedication ceremony of the Niels Bohr Library and Archives of the Center for History of Physics (American Institute of Physics). On Monday, staff from the Saylor Foundation were pleased to be present at the Center in College Park, MD for the fiftieth anniversary celebration of […]
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The OER Newsletter’s IPO
As Foundation Archivist, I comb through newsletters, RSS feeds, bookmarks, and emails to find items of use or interest to our consulting professors. The lo-fi product of that research, up to now, has gone out to our team every few weeks by email. Today, for your enjoyment and edification, we present the latest of these […]