Open Education #h817open

 Dear Lifelong Learning Friends

I enrolled in a free course Open Education via OpenLearn, offered through The Open University. 

After studying this course, you should be able to:

    • understand the issues in open education
    • critically appraise the evidence around open education
    • experience what it is like to participate in an open course.

If you are interested to take this course, click on this link: Free Course: Open Education

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