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5/30/2009

OER goes to the next level: UN first tuition-free, online university

http://openeducationnews.org/2009/05/29/oer-goes-to-the-next-level-un-first-tuition-free-online-university/

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Cable's musings on how Community and Technical Colleges can (a) fully engage open educational resources and (b) develop a culture of sharing and receiving. Cable Green is the eLearning Director at the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges in Olympia, WA.