New iSchool Podcast episode is online: Open Education Round the World

The latest episode of the iSchool Podcast has been published tonight: Open Education Round the World. This open education concept shares some common ground with other notions of open (e.g. open source and open access) that have been very important lately. One of the most thought provoking examples offered here is the notion of open source textbooks for K-12 (and maybe even higher education) schools. That would certainly be a major departure from the way that I experienced K-12. There is plenty to learn and think about here. I found it very interesting to see how educators think about and approach these questions as well.

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