Theresa Huff

One of the biggest barriers educators have for using OER resources is assuring the resource chosen is a quality resource. It is vital...

This week’s OER-related reading came mainly from the Creative Commons’ Certification Course materials. The materials detailed the...

In Chapter 4 "The Internet Threat", Dr. Boyle mentioned several intellectual property laws with which I was not familiar. I did a little...

This week I read the first four chapters of James Boyle’s The Public Domain: Enclosing the Commons of the Mind. Boyle, an intellectual...

This week’s readings (here and here) from Dr. Wiley unpacked OER a bit more. I continue to agree with Dr. Wiley’s viewpoint about...

After reading this (and this) from Dr. Wiley this week about the reasoning behind and argument for Open Education Resources, I decided...

When looking at Open Resource media, I have often found decoding the Creative Common License icons and codes confusing. Sharing freely...

“The only proper role for technology in education is to increase our capacity to be generous,” sums up David Wiley’s overall message in...

Well, this is fun! I'm excited to start my first blog as part of my Graduate pursuits at ISU. After two decades of K-12 teaching, I'm...