Hi everyone,

If you're planning to join the #OCL4ED online workshop, we recommend that
you register today - or you won't be able to keep up. See:

http://wikieducator.org/Open_content_licensing_for_educators/About

(We will do our best to secure funding support for future offerings of the
course.)

Thought I would share my selection of digital consciousness from the Open
Content Licensing for Educators (#OCL4ED) stream over the last 24 hours.
Note, this entirely a subjective selection.

The Identi.ca posts are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution
license -- and as an OER course, this is why we use identi.ca. It gives us
the permissions to reuse, adapt and modify the posts for re-use in messages
like this :-).

*onlinei <http://identi.ca/onlinei> (Australia)*

   - "OER could stop the madness of competing educational institutions and
   improve the quality of learning"


   - "I cannot adhere to the belief that education is a commodity. Ideas are
   generated by many and improved on by more."

*ulisp <http://identi.ca/ulisp> (Germany) *

   - "Openness is crucial for the human condition of being [both socially
   and culturally]"

*lenandlar <http://identi.ca/lenandlar> (Guyana) *

   - "When does an idea remain just an idea and when is it someone else's
   work?"

*margieg <http://identi.ca/margieg> (Australia) *

"Taking something someone else has created and improving it shouldn't be
regarded as theft."

*lyndawilliams <http://identi.ca/lyndawilliams> (Canada)*
* *

   - "Can we liberate credentials along with material?"

*carinabossu <http://identi.ca/carinabossu> (Brazil / Australia) *

   - "I believe OERs have the potential to bridge the gap between informal
   and formal education!"

*ifrank <http://identi.ca/ifrank>* earns *course kudos award* for the most
thoughtful questions today imho :-)

   - "If there were no textbook publishers, would there still be any
   knowledge?"
   - "If there were no music industry would there still be music?"
   - "If there were no best selling novels, would there still be
   literature?"

Inspiring! Join the conversion.

Cheers

Wayne
*
Note to Twitter users*

If you want your tweets to be aggregated to the #OCL4ED course feed, you
must post these via your identi.ca account. We cannot legally harvest and
reuse tweets posted on Twitter -- so feel free to repost any exciting tweets
via your identi.ca account so we can share with the group. You can link your
indenti.ca account to your Twitter account so that posts to this course can
be sharrd with your Twitter followers.)


-- 
Wayne Mackintosh <http://wikieducator.org/User:Mackiwg>, Ph.D.
Director OER Foundation <http://www.oerfoundation.org>
Director, International Centre for Open Education,
Otago Polytechnic, New Zealand.
Founder and elected Community Council Member,
WikiEducator<http://www.wikieducator.org>
Mobile +64 21 2436 380
Skype: WGMNZ1
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