OER Case Studies - Revision history

CCID-JensLechtenboerger: /* oer.gitlab.io */

2019-12-20T12:20:02Z

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CCID-JensLechtenboerger: /* Internet */ Add oer.gitlab.io

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‎Internet: Add oer.gitlab.io

CCID-rob: De-SMW. This loses the nice image headers. :-(

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Stella: /* Learning Playground */

2015-03-13T10:56:19Z

‎Learning Playground

Stella: /* Learning Playground */

2015-03-13T05:33:24Z

‎Learning Playground

Stella: /* Coding Everybody */

2015-03-13T05:22:12Z

‎Coding Everybody

Stella: /* Coding Everybody */

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‎Coding Everybody

Stella: /* Learning Playground */

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‎Learning Playground

Stella at 04:51, 13 March 2015

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Stella at 04:41, 13 March 2015

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 The group [https://oer.gitlab.io/index.html oer at GitLab] collects OER under free and open licenses in a Git infrastructure. Most OER are [https://gitlab.com/oer/emacs-reveal reveal.js] HTML presentations generated from source documents in the lightweight markup language [https://orgmode.org Org mode] with the free/libre open source software [https://gitlab.com/oer/emacs-reveal emacs-reveal]. The use of a lightweight markup language enables (a) collaborative maintenance of OER with Git mechanisms and (b) the separation of contents from layout (possibly according to different organizational conventions). In addition, emacs-reveal embeds license information for figures in machine-readable RDFa format (based on [https://wiki.creativecommons.org/wiki/CC_REL CC REL]).

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 In the spirit of OpenCourseWare and the Khan Academy, OpenSecurityTraining.info is dedicated to sharing training material for computer security classes, on any topic, that are at least one day long. This site is always seeking new collaborators to broaden the available training, but already has training on assembly languages, reverse engineering, malware analysis, exploits, vulnerability assessment, trusted computing, android forensics, and other topics. Resources are licensed under [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ CC Attribution ShareAlike 3.0 (unported)].
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-[http://cafe.naver.com/welearning2011/ Learning Playground] is non-progit, learning innovation project founded by Sung-geun Lee, elementary school teacher, project lead. Learning Playground is the outbreak learning and study habit innovation project by in-office elementary school teachers, providing students to grow one’s own learning habit without private academy. Teachers make video clips on current elementary school’s curriculum with their own effort as volunteerism. Now 400 more video clips and DIY OER contents created by not only teachers but also students are uploaded on this repository for everyone who want to learn without high price private academy.
+[http://cafe.naver.com/welearning2011/ Learning Playground] is non-progit, learning innovation project founded by Sung-Keun Lee, elementary school teacher, project lead. Learning Playground is the outbreak learning and study habit innovation project by in-office elementary school teachers, providing students to grow one’s own learning habit without private academy. Teachers make video clips on current elementary school’s curriculum with their own effort as volunteerism. Now 2,500 more video clips and DIY OER contents created by not only teachers but also students are uploaded on this repository for everyone who want to learn without high price private academy. On March 2015, now Learning Playground has 2 million users and 10 million hits so far.
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-Learning Playground is non-progit, learning innovation project founded by Sung-geun Lee and other 7 elementary school teachers of Incheon, Korea. Learning Playground is the outbreak learning and study habit innovation project by in-office elementary school teachers, providing students to grow one’s own learning habit without private academy. Teachers make video clips on current elementary school’s curriculum with their own effort as volunteerism. Now 400 more video clips and DIY OER contents created by not only teachers but also students are uploaded on this repository for everyone who want to learn without high price private academy.
+[http://cafe.naver.com/welearning2011/ Learning Playground] is non-progit, learning innovation project founded by Sung-geun Lee, elementary school teacher, project lead. Learning Playground is the outbreak learning and study habit innovation project by in-office elementary school teachers, providing students to grow one’s own learning habit without private academy. Teachers make video clips on current elementary school’s curriculum with their own effort as volunteerism. Now 400 more video clips and DIY OER contents created by not only teachers but also students are uploaded on this repository for everyone who want to learn without high price private academy.
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-Coding Everybody[http://opentutorials.org/course/1] is non-profit project for programming education; open tutorials for novice, common people and even child and elders, developer and founder of this project, Egoing is now covering web-service making, various programming languages, client server development, development toolkit, and other programming knowledge.
+[http://opentutorials.org/course/1 Coding Everybody] is non-profit project for programming education; open tutorials for novice, common people and even child and elders, developer and founder of this project, Egoing is now covering web-service making, various programming languages, client server development, development toolkit, and other programming knowledge.
 On this blog and repository, users can access dictionary and repository on programming knowledge with Going Lee’s own voice guideline with screenshots and other multimedia resource, with very easy and considerable teaching for first learner on programming.
 All course is free and open for everyone; tutorials cover many programming parts and constantly updated by Going Lee with vigorous open conversation with his users. Courses and video clips of Coding Everybody are under [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ CC Attribution]