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Make a list of readings [Sept. 12, 2011, 7:02 p.m.]


[In construction!]

Short notes on what I have studied from these are found in my learning diary.

Popular/general:

Books:

  • Michele Boldrin, David K. Levine: Against intellectual monopoly (also on the web).
  • Anya Kamenetz: DIY U (I have read it, but not with thought: I didn't make notes to pick up the most relevant arguments and success stories etc.). (An excerpt, The official blog)
  • The Edupunk's Guide to DIY Credential. (Finished 10.9.2011)
  • Hacking the Academy

The thing is not only to read the books but make summaries from them to quickly recall the most relevant content.

TED talks and other high-quality videos:

Scholarly articles:

Blogs and blog posts:

Institutions:

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Course material (on open source, open content etc.)