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The Open Education Working Group from brings people together to promote Open Educational Practices, OER, Open Policies, Open Science & Open Data.

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  1. Pinned Tweet
    20 Jun 2017

    We have just relaunched our charter have a look around & get involved in our activities

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    Jan 5

    ist eine der vier Programmsäulen der eQualification in u.a mit und

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    Jan 5

    sotto minaccia, questa volta in per un trattato neocoloniale proposto dall' al Mercosur.

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  4. Jan 5

    Data How To - Mini Talleres 2018, DataLab - Laboratorio de Datos - Ecuador via cc

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    Jan 4

    Our 1st guest post of 2018!! Santiago 2017: No more streaks in the water by with

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    Jan 5

    "North-South mobility for young people reinforces understanding of the other and counters xenophobic and maladaptive behavior. The Erasmus program has contributed to capacity building and understanding the other. " Sign our petition if you agree!

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    Jan 5

    Although open educational resources are mostly free to use, this doesn’t mean they’re free to produce. Read Rumen’s tips on how to make sustainable:

    , , and 5 others
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  8. Jan 4

    Quieres usar las estadísticas del para enseñar? Visita INE en tu Aula en

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    Jan 4

    Excelente iniciativa de realizar el en Chile, ¿ahora como le damos difusión en nuestro país buscando mayor alcance e impacto? Desafío para el 2018!!

    Our 1st guest post of 2018!! Santiago 2017: No more streaks in the water by with
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    Jan 3

    Call for submissions for the 2018 Creative Commons Global Summit is now open! Help us build a vibrant, collaborative commons powered by gratitude – submit a session proposal!

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    Jan 3

    It will be 2020 in two years' time and everything anyone predicted was going to happen in 'the future' will have to come true.

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    Jan 4

    Submitted an FOI request re the advertising, shortlisting, selection, and appointment process of the new Board for the Office for Students, including gender, ethnicity, and other diversity stats. It only takes a minute: you could too!

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  13. Jan 4

    Our 1st guest post of 2018!! Santiago 2017: No more streaks in the water by with

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    Jan 3

    How can we use technology to actually enhance assessment and feedback, rather than merely digitise offline practices? This was the question at the heart of our project and our open access ebook, ed by me & & now reviewed for blog by .

    [ Blog] Book review: Assessment, feedback and technology: contexts and case studies in Bloomsbury
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  15. 31 Dec 2017

    Wishing you all a great year ahead! Open up your hearts, your research, your data, your resources and your practices and let’s make this world a little bit better and more democratic, with love, the team

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    24 Dec 2017

    Very interesting news from Sweden about open access

    Swedish gov asks the national science council to look further into - asking it to develop assessment criteria for evaluating how far one has come towards being . Ultimate aim is to go 100% on publcly funded reasearch.
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    24 Dec 2017

    Citizen science for environmental monitoring: “Safecast: Now More Than Ever”

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  18. 20 Dec 2017

    Please answer access to educational materials survey

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  19. 19 Dec 2017

    OpenMed 2017 in Review: Looking Back, Moving Ahead – via We also want to wish a great 2018 to , and it has been a pleasure working with this beautiful community

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  20. 18 Dec 2017

    is important because helps preventing an epidemic of ignorance and science phobia transmitted by antivaxxers, homeopaths, charlatans and perverse politicians and CEOs

    We're handing out a present! Tweet why you think is important, use the hashtag ...and who knows you may soon be the owner of this cafe kit. Winner will be announced tomorrow.
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  21. 18 Dec 2017

    as Open Educational Resources: Case studies of emerging practice by & with & at

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