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Why Open Matters

8 Oct 2017 By Nate Angell Leave a Comment

Silhouette of a woman against a sky holding her hand out.

There are many efforts to “open” education and scholarship: open access, open data, open educational resources, open licensing, open pedagogy, open scholarship, open science, open source, and more. But why are we opening all these things?

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Filed Under: OKP Tagged With: opened, OpenEdMOOC, openness

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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