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University of the Margins: Institutional Structures and Open Practice

Posted on March 31, 2019 by actualham

This is my unkeynote address for the AMICAL Conference 2019 at the American University in Cairo. Universities are, in many ways, centers. They are places of coherence, with focused (and often noble) missions related to learning and education. But as … Continue reading →

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Open Assessment: The Parable of the Scorpion, with Jess Mitchell

Posted on October 11, 2018 by actualham

Today, I participated in a Virtually Connecting session featuring some great folks, including Jess Mitchell, one of the keynote speakers from this year’s Open Education conference in Niagara Falls. I was so struck by her answer to a question by … Continue reading →

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