Next up in our Consulting Professor Profile series, I’m pleased to introduce you to Dr. G. Andrew Page, a professor working from Anchorage, Alaska. In this interview, he talks a bit about his experience, why he’s excited for the future of the open education movement, and what advice he has for educators looking to get involved in […]
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Attention educators: Did you know that we are hiring professors to consult for us and help build our courses? We’re looking for qualified individuals to design course “blueprints” for our online collection of college-level courses. Thanks to our amazing pool of consulting professors, we have over 200 complete courses available on www.saylor.org. Over the next […]
Continuing our Consulting Professor Profile series, I’m pleased to introduce you to an amazing individual and wonderful contributor to Saylor.org: Dr. Anthony Pizur. I conducted a quick interview with Tony via email: here’s what he has to say about his background, what he does for Saylor.org, and what open education means to him. Hi Tony! Tell us […]
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Continuing our Consulting Professor Profile series, I’m pleased to introduce you to yet another one of our fantastic professors: Dr. Concepcion Saenz-Cambra. Since mid-2010, Dr. Saenz-Cambra has been working with the Saylor Foundation, compiling and peer reviewing our history courses. A native of San Sebastián, Spain, Dr. Saenz-Cambra earned several advanced degrees, most recently a PhD […]
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Taking self-directed, online courses is arguably much different than studying through a traditional brick-and-mortar institution. Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be a student following an open education course? How about a Saylor.org course, specifically? We always love hearing feedback from students who are following Saylor.org courses, particularly those students taking […]