Aaron awoehler woehler us
Wikipedia has an open content text book section.
I've been using moodle for awhile now and, though it's not perfect, it's the best of all that I've tested. There is some content available for sharing via the moodle site but not a lot. The hang up there is that there isn't any 'publish content' feature in moodle. If publishing content was made easier for users, then more people would do it. I think the best way to get more curriculum into the wild is to focus on large installed bases... like moodle. Make it easier for users to publish and they will.
best Dennis
Steve Hargadon wrote:
Has anyone created a website for collaboration on Open Source curricula for schoolteachers? Maybe something with moodle or drupal?
Seems like a ready resource for classroom instructional materials would be a good pull to bring devoted teachers to Open Source. And likely a necessary step for helping expand k12ltsp into schools without an Open Source technical guru.
If it exists, I'd like to be able to point people to it. If it doesn't exist, is it something others feel is worth creating?
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