Open Educational Resources movement

The Open Educational Resources movement—eg Hewlett Foundation, and OER Commons—and the OU's OpenLearn initiative (including LabSpace which provides free hosting to any group who want to use the open source Moodle virtual learning environment.

Source: a comment by Simon Buckingham Shum on the Ning group:

"A idea of free, open source universities on the web is of course something that many people are debating these days.

I am heavily involved in the Open Educational Resources movement (eg. Hewlett Foundation, and OER Commons), with our own OpenLearn initiative. Part of OpenLearn is the LabSpace, providing free hosting to any group who want to use the open source Moodle virtual learning environment with the many extensions that we have added. However, that is just one delivery platform."
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