Wayne and Patricia,
I completely agree with your position on the COL/UNESCO report.
I would suggest that WE consider an archive for all the important documents
related to OER. It would act as a historical record of the OER movement in
general and WE in particular. It would also make searching
Hi Anil
I agree, the risks of enclosure or sites which are discontinued due to lack
of funding is an issure for both OER and open access materials. This is why
we encourage educators to replicate OER resources on as many repositories
as possible.
The wiki keeps an accurate history of every edit
Hi John,
The UNESCO-COL chair for OER at Athabasca University is developing a
knowledge cloud for hosting OER related documents. This will be an
appropriate repository for this OER historical record. By working with the
UNESCO-COL Chair for OER we can avoid unnessary duplication of effort.
I
Dear Dr. Wayne,
Definitely wiki history is a powerful tool. One final doubt: suppose abcd
institution donate a content and we place a header template with the title
lines 'content developed by abc institution'. Up to which version in the
history this title line can be used? Perhaps it was the
