Open Education Cooperative
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[ Project Contact ] Aleksandra Czetwertyńska
[ GitHub Repo ] no yet but I have this in my plans
[ Track ] Web Literacy, Openness,
[ Location ] Warsaw, Poland UTC+01
[ Coach ] @chadsansing
Description
The main goal is to bring back the spirit of cooperation and openness to the school. We want teachers to rediscover the value of creating and learning together. We invited a group of math teachers who, with the support of specialists from various fields create high-quality OER. They start by naming needs, then look for the right tools, and finally create the materials. On the basis of that work, an internet course will be created for teachers interested in open educational resources.
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this is a duplicate of #301! closing this one, @OlaCzetwertynska please follow #301