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Launch of the UNESCO Open Educational Resources Platform | United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

November 1, 2011
Educational Technology, Open Source, ScoopIT
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Via Scoop.it – Using Technology to Transform Learning

RT @unescoNOW: Do you use Open Educational Resources?
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Educator working as coordinator of technology for over 20 years, classroom teacher for 15 years, adjunct professor at Carnegie Mellon for over ten years in Heinz College. Now an educational technology broker - www.nlg-consulting.net

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