E-learn Weblog of Willem van Valkenburg

Last week I was in Cambridge (UK) for the 2012 OpenCourseWare Global Conference combined with the UK OER12 conference. Below is a list of online articles, blogs and others that have been published (if you miss an article, please leave a comment or tweet):

• Markus Deimann: Inspirations from Cambridge 2012 #cam12
• Gabi Witthaus: The OER university: from vision to reality
• Joe Wilson: #Cam12 Innovation and Impact Open Educational Resources
• David Kernohan: Bricking against the clicks?
• Laura Czerniewicz: Open Education: part of the broader open scholarship terrain
• Lorna Campbell: #cam12 Keynotes, backchannels and undercurrents
• New York Times (Don Guttenplan): Building Schools Out of Clicks, Not Bricks
• Robert Schuwer: Blog Cambridge 2012 congres over OER: dag 3, 18 april 2012 (in Dutch)
• Robert Schuwer: Blog Cambridge 2012 congres over OER: diner pensant, 16 april 2012 (in Dutch)
• Hester Jelgerhuis: Blog Cambridge 2012 congres over OER: dag 1, 16 april 2012 (in Dutch)
• Hester Jelgerhuis: Blog Cambridge 2012 congres over OER: dag 2, 17 april 2012 (in Dutch)
• Hester Jelgerhuis: Blog Cambridge 2012 congres over OER: pre-conference workshop, 15 april 2012 (in Dutch)
• Jos Rikers: UNESCO Chairs in OER at OCWC Cambridge 2012 16-18 April
• Ria Jacobi: Mobiliteit en OER (in Dutch)
• Vicki McGarvey: Cambridge 2012
• Laura Czerniewicz: Openness at the University of Cape Town
• Una Daly: A Day at Open University, UK
• Sailor.org: Innovation and Impact in Cambridge
• Guardian: Open for business? Why universities must collaborate on OpenCourseWare
• Jenny Gray: Thoughts after OpenCourseware Global 2012
• Yvette Adams: Cambridge 2012: Innovation and Impact - Report back
• Lorna Campbell: Open Education in Europe - SURF’s “diner pensant”
• Education Development Unit (FHS): Conference Pens, Gunslingers And Business Cards
• Emily Puckett Rodgers: Drop the ‘e’ get on with the learning

There is also an archive of all the tweets and the pictures I have taken. Other pictures are on flickr.

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