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Opening Nouns & Verbs

24 Jan 2019 By Nate Angell 4 Comments

Wooden doors ajar in a stone garden wall.

The open education community I run with is filled with the kind of people who think words really matter. For a while now we’ve been debating what to call the things we care about and do: open practices, open resources, open pedagogy, open licensing, open this, open that. Our debate is hot enough to make some people turn away and others dig in. But when words matter this much it signals real tensions in beliefs, priorities, territories and relationships.

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Filed Under: OKP Tagged With: @opencontent, david wiley, language, maha bali, oep, oer, OKP, open, sarah lambert

Opening Knowledge Practices

23 Sep 2017 By Nate Angell Leave a Comment

Painting of a male head made of flowers.

I’ve become increasingly interested in how I can help empower people to have greater agency in their lives to build a better life for everyone through our mutual engagement in acquiring, generating and sharing knowledge, an effort I’m calling “opening knowledge practices” or OKP for short.

Why do I call it “opening knowledge practices”?

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Filed Under: Communities, Ideas, Identities, Literacies, OKP, Skills Tagged With: community, identity, knowledge, literacies, OKP, open, opening, openness, practices, skills

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