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The new National Strategies site has gone over all Web 2.0 – for a start there’s a BETA button on there (my circling in red) plus a groups and discussions feature. I got the nod from Steve Beard via Twitter (another good reason [...]

Five years after the initial pilot of MIT’s OpenCourseWare initiative, it’s now making its way into secondary education with the launch this week of “Highlights for High School,” which aims to bolster high school STEM education through free and open course materials, from complete curricula and syllabi to videos, lecture notes, and animations.
The OpenCourseWare initiative, [...]

Google are working with the Hewlett Foundation and ccLearn to produce a search engine for Open Educational Resources (OER).
This is an important part of a process in making elearning happen. An easily discovered critical mass of learning resources makes a massive difference swinging the balance between adoption/non-adoption. When it is easier to rely on the [...]

The new NESTA report just out (June 2007) Hidden Innovation – How Innovation happens in six ‘low innovation’ sectors is something that every senior politician and strategic manager in England must read.
In this piece I’ll be concerned with the education bit as that’s what I have done in depth for the last 4 years – [...]