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I have been lucky in being awarded some time and money to work on a project as a SCORE fellow with the Open University. My project will explore the relationship between OER and the research-teaching nexus by looking closely at how academic … Continue reading
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of the people, for the people, by the people
You may be aware of TV programmes such as James May’s Toy Stories and the Antiques Roadshow. James May mobilizes the public to celebrate Britain’s best loved toys and work together to create new projects on a massive scale. The … Continue reading