Meeting Notes Archive

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This page provides links to the archived meeting notes from the Open Sourcing Education meeting held 14 & 15 September 2007 in Cape Town, South Africa. The purpose of this meeting was to draft a declaration on open education. This meeting was jointly organised by: Open Society Institute, Shuttleworth Foundation and Hewlett Foundation.

Contents

Meeting goals

The aims of the meeting were to expand the open education circle by introducing people doing interesting work to each other, and get them to discuss the terrain and the future.

  1. Develop a shared map of the open education space, making it easier for people to find collaborators and learn from each other's successes (and failures).
  2. Identify strategies that wil help grow the size, strength and credibility of the open education movement.
  3. Share our learning and our strategies with the world, possibly by developing a document like the Budapest Open Access Initiative, but for education.

The full meeting agenda is also on this wiki.

Map on the wall

Notes on the initial mapping

Session 1 - mapping the open education terrain

Session 2 - what's in common(s)? identifying common strategies

Show and tell

  • Heather Ford
  • David Wiley
  • Grace Baguma
  • James Dalziel
  • Dave Rosenfeld
  • Rich Baraniuk

Session 3 - higher level strategy summary

  • Educators and learners doing more with more
  • Open content is good and sustainable
  • Policy creates conditions in which learning thrives

Session 4 - values brainstorming

Session 5 - unpacking the high-level strategies

Notes from the report back session are combined at Unpacking Report Back.

The more detailed group notes are on separate pages:

Session 6 - levels of openness

Session 7 - magnates

Session 8 - Vision and real-life stories

Next steps

These notes will be used to create a report / declaration / follow up document from the meeting. Visual notes on on the Shuttleworth Foundation Flickr account.

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