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Category Archives: Library
Open Educational Resources
As some of you may have noticed a I published a guide to Open Science Resources last month, that guide is a work in progress but is targeted toward those working and studying science at UNL. There are a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Books, education, Library
Tagged education, k-12, multi-disciplinary, open access, open education, resources
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What’s New & Nifty in Science & Technology
Here’s a few items I thought were pretty darn neat most of which went public this year, with one very nifty exception. The Ada Initiative http://adainitiative.org/ I think this new non-profit is really neat, and am all for “increasing participation … Continue reading