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1. Scenario: Watershed Management
2. Open Learning
3. Open Education as a Concept
4. Education for All – Except Higher Education
5. Open Access in Higher Education
6. Limitations of Open Learning
7. Open Educational Resources (OER)
8. Principles of OER
9. Creative Commons Licenses
10. Sources of OER
11. Limitations of OER
12. Open Textbooks, Open Research and Open Data
13. Open Textbooks
14. Open Research
15. Open Data
16. Open Pedagogy
17. What is Open Pedagogy?
18. Examples of Open Pedagogy
19. The Need to Provide a Framework to Support Open Educational Resources
20. Is Open Pedagogy a Useful Construct?
21. Another Vision for Pedagogy in a Digital Age
22. . The Implications of ‘Open’ For Course and Program Design: Towards a Paradigm Shift?
23. Nearly All Educational Content Will Be Free and Open
24. Modularisation
25. Disaggregation of Services
26. The future is Yours

Teaching in a Digital Age
Lesson 10 - Trends in Open Learning
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