Musings on the edtech frontier is a home base for my digital identity, a hub for connecting with others, and a place for thinking out loud about the frontier of educational technology, online learning and open. Drawing on my own first hand experiences, edtech frontier mixes big picture perspectives, research and analysis, practical nitty-gritty, and imagined futures.
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Paul, I’ve just recently discoverd some of your writing about OER and it has made for very hopeful reading. Thanks for continuing to communicate about your work to further this type of collaboration. I haven’t heard much about this in my own system and it gives us a goal to work toward in Alberta!
Comment by Carole Calenso-Fair November 11, 2010 @ 11:07 amThanks Carole for the encouraging words. I’m hoping that more provinces in Canada will actively adopt OER strategies.
Paul
Comment by godsvilla December 13, 2010 @ 3:42 pmDear, Paul,
Comment by Sérgio André Ferreira December 13, 2010 @ 7:55 amI am PhD student at Catholic University (Portugal). My research area is related to Technology Enhanced Learning in Development. I saw references to communication:
“Stacey, P. and R. Rominger (2006),A Dialogue on Open Educational Resources (OER) and Social Authoring Models” w
This communication is very relevant to my investigation. Could you please send me a copy to my email.
Best regards
Sérgio:
As requested I’ve e-mailed you a copy of the paper Ruth Rominger and I presented at the Open Education 2006 Conference in Utah. Welcome feedback and further dialogue on the OER Model I put forward and look forward to seeing work emerging out of your investigations.
Paul
Comment by godsvilla December 13, 2010 @ 3:44 pmDear Paul
Comment by Sérgio André Ferreira December 13, 2010 @ 4:21 pmI’ve done a first reading. The paper is very good. Thank you!
Best regards
Dear Paul,
I am doctoral student at the U of Calgary. My research topic is the OER and the policy implementation. I would like to use and adapt your model of OER project’s attributes and decision points to relate them to future policy implications.
I would highly appreciate if you could share the complete text of your presentation “A Dialogue on Open Educational Resources (OER) and Social Authoring Models” with me.
Thanks in advance,
Comment by Nadia Mireles Torres March 27, 2011 @ 8:56 pmNadia
Nadia:
I’ll need your e-mail address to send you this paper.
Feel free to send me an e-mail with this request and I’ll reply with the paper attached.
Paul
Comment by godsvilla April 14, 2011 @ 3:14 pm[…] of course the keynotes from Martin Dougiamas, and Stephen Downes and Paul Stacey will be sure to be packed […]
Pingback by Conference: CanadaMoot 2011 | Some Random Thoughts April 9, 2011 @ 8:40 amHi Paul,
I am currently doing a literature research on OER with regards to what is important from the provider’s perspective when starting an OER initiative. Would it be possible that you could kindly send me a copy of “Stacey, P., R. Rominger (2006) A Dialogue on Open Educational Resources (OER) and Social Authoring Models” per e-mail? I had a look at your website but only found a word document without page numbers that is not really quotable 😦 The site http://cosl.usu.edu/conference/2006/ appears to be offline too…
Many thanks in advance
Comment by Felix June 9, 2015 @ 7:09 amFelix
Felix, you can download a copy of this paper from the conference presentations and workshops section of this web site: http://paulstacey.pbworks.com/
Comment by godsvilla June 11, 2015 @ 7:51 amHi @godsvilla
Thanks for this hint but I already had a look at this site (see my original comment) and, unfortunately, the site only contains a word document which I cannot quote in my thesis as it is somewhat inofficial (no page numbers, no header…). I thought maybe a copy of the original publication existed digitized?
Thanks
Comment by Felix June 11, 2015 @ 12:20 pm-Felix