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A Brief Introduction to Open Licensing
Open source communities rely heavily on the ability to freely share information with all participants; this participation requires some form of legal protection to ensure the people involved are not on the receiving end of potentially disastrous litigation. Open licensing serves as a legal method for ensuring the spread of information by protecting participants. This […]
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The Physical Computing course at the State University of New York is teaching hardware and software design to students through hands-on work with open source devices like Arduino and the Printerbot. Students are engaged through a process of design, prototyping, and development to participate in events like robotic Olympics. -More at opensource.com
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The Hello World Program is a show designed to teach kids computer programming concepts using puppets and open source tools; all content is licensed under the Creative Commons license. More from OpenSource.com
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The tech industry has had problems with gender diversity for some time, and the gap between men and women involvement in open source has been even worse. OpenHatch started in 2009 as an effort to recruit open source contributors from a variety of backgrounds on college campuses. Efforts like this seek to expand the diversity […]
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The price of textbooks in the US has risen at exceptionally high rates for decades. Open education resources are attempting to provide educational materials to students and educators at much more affordable prices through principles of reuse, redistribution, revision, and remixing. More at OpenSource.com