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Catherine Cronin

Edited by Martin Hawksey
March 26, 2019 5:08 pm

Sessions for Catherine Cronin

  • Opening the Closed: Introducing H5P to the Virtual Learning Environment [O-133]
  • Rejuvenating Open Education through Open Educational Practices [O-112]
  • Remix my Remix [O-055]
  • Serfs of Open [O-044]
  • Taking Care of Business: Emerging OER Business Service Models [O-048]
  • make and break; exploring the margins through creative practice [O-090]
  • Creative. Community. Collaboration. — Leveraging the three “C’s” — How Participatory Arts Collaborations can be Utilized as Accessible, Sustainable Open Educational Resources [O-122]
  • Perceptions of student push back: One professor's experience using Open Source software in an educational technology course [O-047]
  • Road testing the UK Online Copyright Advisor [O-020]
  • The Participatory Open: Can We Build a Pro-Social / Pro-Societal Web? [O-127]
  • How I lost my faith in OER. [O-038]
  • Questionably open and not always by choice [O-163]
  • The challenge of Open: empowering learners or eroding privacy? [O-091]
  • I love to hate you: A Theoretical Critique of Irish Language and Culture MOOCs and the battle of Open [O-135]
  • The Sipping Point: Can openness start with a cuppa? [O-130]
  • Big Learning at Gäwa [O-024]
  • Amaz-Zine: How to create a DIY OER Zine [O-095]

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