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'''Mozilla Foundation launches online course - Hands-on open education'''
'''Mozilla Foundation launches online course - Hands-on open education'''


The Mozilla Foundation (in collaboration with ccLearn and the Peer 2 Peer University) launches a practical online seminar on open education. This six week course is targeted at educators who will gain simple skills to apply open licensing, open technology, and open pedagogy in their work - and get input from some of the world leading innovators in the process.
The Mozilla Foundation (in collaboration with ccLearn and the Peer 2 Peer University) launches a practical online seminar on open education. This six week course is targeted at educators who will gain basic skills in open licensing, open technology, and open pedagogy; work on prototypes of innovative open education projects; and get input from some of the world leading innovators along the way.


The course will kick-off with a web-seminar on '''Thursday 2 April 2009 and run for 6 weeks'''.
The course will kick-off with a web-seminar on ''Thursday 2 April 2009'' and run for 6 weeks.


New topics will be introduced in weekly web seminars. Participants will work individually on prototypes of open learning projects, share and discuss ideas in a community of peers, and get feedback from experienced mentors. We will also take a close look at some of the most innovative examples of open education projects, and speak to the people who designed them, including:
Weekly web seminars introduce new topics ranging from content licensing to the latest open technologies and peer assessment practices. Participants will share project ideas with a community of peers, work on individual projects, and get feedback from experienced mentors. We will also take a close look at some of the most innovative examples of open education projects, and speak to the people who designed them, including:
* The Open Source Software courses at Seneca College;
* The Open Source Software courses at Seneca College;
* David Wiley's Introduction to Open Education;
* David Wiley's Introduction to Open Education;
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The course is targeted at educators who want to help shape the open education future. Participants should have some knowledge of web technologies, or open content licensing, or open pedagogy (or all three), but don't need to be experts.
The course is targeted at educators who want to help shape the open education future. Participants should have some knowledge of web technologies, or open content licensing, or open pedagogy (or all three), but don't need to be experts.


Interested in participating? Head to the course wiki, and submit your project idea!
Interested in participating? Head over to the course wiki, and submit your project idea!


Course outline: [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Education/EduCourse https://wiki.mozilla.org/Education/EduCourse]
Course outline: [https://wiki.mozilla.org/Education/EduCourse https://wiki.mozilla.org/Education/EduCourse]
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