Concurring Opinions: Law Professor Blogger Census (Version 4.3) – Good listing, doesn’t include Classcaster though. I left a comment suggesting they have a look.
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The 6th incarnation of Elmer's blog
Concurring Opinions: Law Professor Blogger Census (Version 4.3) – Good listing, doesn’t include Classcaster though. I left a comment suggesting they have a look.
technorati tags: classcaster
"G/localization: When Global Information and Local Interaction Collide" – Good stuff. Might make for an interesting plenary at CALI…
The AllLearn project, a consortium among Oxford, Stanford and Yale Universities to research online learning, has come to a close. We offered 110 online courses from Oxford, Stanford, and Yale Universities to over 10,000 participants from 70 countries during the past five years. As we looked to the future, the cost of offering top-quality enrichment courses at affordable prices was not sustainable over time.
AllLearn – Alliance for Lifelong Learning
Well, this is a bit sobering. One does wonder what the cause of the failure was. Perhaps this market does not really exist. It is important to note that the consortium was offering enrichment courses, not credit courses or training per se.
O’Reilly Radar > Link List: Reading 2.0 – Well this certainly seems to have been an interesting meeting. Lots of go stuff. I do need a way to become aware of this sort of thing before it happens.
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BoleyBlogs! » Open Access Legal Scholarship at Lewis & Clark- Paul L. Boley Law Library – This follows along after last year’s Open Access Law program. One would hope that this may catch on, But I’m not sure the critical mass is there. Law faculty are not so concerned about open acces to their scholarship, it seems to me. Perhpas if there was an actual authoring platform that encouraged open Access to the materials being created, this would pick up steam.
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