Re: open-source labs and homework

[Larry Woolf <Larry.Woolf@GAT.COM>]

A primary source of information on K-12 science and math instructional
materials is available at the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse site
http://www.enc.org/
You may want to consider a link with them.

Larry


At 1:39 PM -0800 2/19/2001, Ben Crowell wrote:
>        I'm very gratified by the positive responses I've gotten
> about this idea, both on- and off-list, and I've gone ahead and
> set up a web page and an e-mail list; their URLs are given below,
> along with a blurb about the project. Some of you will find that
> your work is already linked to from the web page.
>
>        I hope you'll be as excited as I am about the
> possibilities for cooperation that this project can open up,
> and that you'll go ahead and subscribe to the e-mail list.
> Possible topics of discussion once the list gets under way:
>        - What other resources can we link to from the OPE
>          web page?
>        - discussion of open-source licenses
>        - discussion of print-to-order and other types of
>          nontraditional publishing
>        - Methods of developing new teaching materials: What
>          has worked and what hasn't? What lessons can we
>          learn from the open-source software movement?
>
>
>                Ben Crowell

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