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How to use this module

How to use this module

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Topic 1

Topic 1

In this first topic we will consider openness as a broad concept, exploring our views and those of of our guests.
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Topic 2

Topic 2

This session will focus on the challenges, constraints and questions of ownership where open knowledge is concerned. Open knowledge is…
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Topic 3

Topic 3

In our final session we will be thinking about how the internet has played a part in the openness agenda and what that means for higher…
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Open practice and productivity

In my original post I wanted to try and communicate the ways in which, as a researcher and teacher, the debates and policies around open…
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Iain Bailey

Using Open Resources in HE — does it need a change in approach?

My OKHE1 submission considered Open Educational Resources (OERs), in particular those available under license via managed repositories…
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Exploring OER use in Higher Education

Exploring OER use in Higher Education

The face-to-face element of the Open Knowledge in Higher Education (OKHE) unit was, for me, fascinating. There were areas that we explored…
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Simon Hardaker

Open Educational Resources- A global revolution in higher education?

The open educational resources movement emerged at the end of the 20th Century when David Wiley and others introduced the concept of ‘open…
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nicky.high

Are we capable of re-inventing the relationship between knowledge and power?

“Knowledge is power and it can command obedience”
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Jonathan Winter
Being open on social media: professional roles and online identities

Being open on social media: professional roles and online identities

In my first blog post I wrote about the use of social media in supporting the student experience. I then read with interest the blog posts…
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Carly P

OA: Convenient but not congenial?

Introduction
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Sara Smith

Authenticity and vulnerability: Opportunities and challenges of social media use in academia

It was great to see the variety of responses to the #OKHE module, and I was immediately drawn to the blog posts of Sara Smith, CarlyP and…
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Lucinda May
Embracing alternatives: The use of social media and open knowledge

Embracing alternatives: The use of social media and open knowledge

Social media is increasingly being utilised as a platform to share knowledge, build profiles and even learn skills, for example LinkedIn…
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Kate Holmes
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