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A visualisation of the great #OER14 paper by Rochelle Lockridge, Alan Levine, and Mariana Funes. They will be presenting their work at the UK conference in April.

Rochelle acted as the Patroness to an internal cohort of her 3M colleagues who can dedicate 15% of their work day to professional development in the form of structured serendipity. The patroness is the community connector between the corporate world and the open learning world of #DS106, using a pedagogy of scaffolding, active learning and experimental doodling bridging the open platforms and 3Ms internal tools. Alan Levine has been an integral architect in the building of these open platforms for DS106 and as well as Mariana Funes was an active participant in the headless iteration of DS106 in the fall of 2013.
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Author Giulia Forsythe

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