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[school-core] [Fwd: [school-discuss] opensourceeducation]
Umm..I agree that duplication is a no-no.
Partial duplication and "forking" are sometimes valuable, if for some
reason the goals have diverged... But "Open Source" education must have
some close relation...
Has anyone drafted said 'missive'?
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to prevent duplication of effort, as this has arose out of the blog
community, perhaps schoolforge should send a missive.
http://www.open-education.org/
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/opensourcecontent/
Jeremy Hunsinger
Center for Digital Discourse and Culture
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