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2 Responses to “Composing free and open online educational resources - week1 - 1st post - personal introduction”
I am unable to add a comment on your Wiki page; please let me know how when you have some time. Also, I wrote a substantive response, but same was lost when the system knocked me out.
stewjean
Erkan says: I am sorry to hear this stewjean
In the Wikiversity blog you can edit pages either by using at the top of the page the “edit this page” button or when you are at the chapter exactly by clicking “edit”. As discussed you can find me in IRC.
Are you taking a course on WikiVersity? Is this for your own personal development? How did you find out about it….
Also, I know that on WikiEd, someone is developing a handbook on OERs….I’m wondering if there might be a Handout created…almost as a ‘learning activity’.
Thanks,
- Randy
Hello Randy,
at Wikiversity (WV) I am a regular contributor and got to know the course there. I recently created also on account on WikiEducator (I know it from Brent) and will have a closer look also there the next days. Let’s see what kind of cooperation can be done.
deutsch
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Erkan:
I am unable to add a comment on your Wiki page; please let me know how when you have some time. Also, I wrote a substantive response, but same was lost when the system knocked me out.
stewjean
Erkan says:
I am sorry to hear this stewjean
In the Wikiversity blog you can edit pages either by using at the top of the page the “edit this page” button or when you are at the chapter exactly by clicking “edit”. As discussed you can find me in IRC.
at
Hi Erkan,
Are you taking a course on WikiVersity? Is this for your own personal development? How did you find out about it….
Also, I know that on WikiEd, someone is developing a handbook on OERs….I’m wondering if there might be a Handout created…almost as a ‘learning activity’.
Thanks,
- Randy
Hello Randy,
at Wikiversity (WV) I am a regular contributor and got to know the course there. I recently created also on account on WikiEducator (I know it from Brent) and will have a closer look also there the next days. Let’s see what kind of cooperation can be done.
Erkan