Open education
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Not to be confused with Open educational resources
Open education is a collective term that refers to educational organizations that seek to eliminate barriers to entry. Such institutions, for example, would not have academic admission requirements. Such universities include Open University in Britain and Athabasca University in Canada. Such programs are commonly distance learning programs, but not necessarily.
[edit] See also
- Cape Town Open Education Declaration
- Free education
- Open educational resources
- Open source curriculum
- Openness
- Open textbooks
- Virginia Open Education Foundation
- SLOOP Project
- Gleducar
[edit] External links
- The Cape Town Open Education Declaration
- The Open Textbooks Statement of Intent
- Connexions - Sharing Knowledge and Building Communities
- Open Learning Initiative Open and free courses from Carnegie Mellon University
- openSpace- Free specialist Art, Design, Media & Performance courses Open Education from University College Falmouth
- Wikiversity
- Wikibooks
- WikiEducator Free Elearning Content
- Creative Commons OER
- Creative Commons Education
- Saylor Foundation Free Education Initiative
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