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Join us for a personal and thought-provoking session featuring Dr. Tetiana Kolesnykova, Director of the Scientific Library with the Ukrainian State University of Science and Technologies (Ukraine), with live translation […]
The Data Reuse Days 2025 is an online event focusing on how people and organizations use Wikidata's data to build interesting applications and tools. It aims to bring together data reusers and editors […]
Since the 2023 KTT conference, new educational technologies and the advent of generative artificial intelligence (AI) have radically transformed higher education. Both faculty and students are consistently adapting their teaching […]
The Data Reuse Days 2025 is an online event focusing on how people and organizations use Wikidata's data to build interesting applications and tools. It aims to bring together data reusers and editors […]
Join us for a virtual meetup where we will discuss Bluesky, AT Protocol, and the future of decentralized social media. In 2019, Twitter founder Jack Dorsey, posted a series of […]
UNESCO will celebrate the 25th anniversary of International Mother Language Day, reaffirming the importance of linguistic diversity and multilingualism in fostering dignity, peace, and understanding. UNESCO estimates that there are […]
The Data Reuse Days 2025 is an online event focusing on how people and organizations use Wikidata's data to build interesting applications and tools. It aims to bring together data reusers and editors […]
The Data Reuse Days 2025 is an online event focusing on how people and organizations use Wikidata's data to build interesting applications and tools. It aims to bring together data reusers and editors […]
The Data Reuse Days 2025 is an online event focusing on how people and organizations use Wikidata's data to build interesting applications and tools. It aims to bring together data reusers and editors […]
The Data Reuse Days 2025 is an online event focusing on how people and organizations use Wikidata's data to build interesting applications and tools. It aims to bring together data reusers and editors […]
The Data Reuse Days 2025 is an online event focusing on how people and organizations use Wikidata's data to build interesting applications and tools. It aims to bring together data reusers and editors […]
The Data Reuse Days 2025 is an online event focusing on how people and organizations use Wikidata's data to build interesting applications and tools. It aims to bring together data reusers and editors […]
The Data Reuse Days 2025 is an online event focusing on how people and organizations use Wikidata's data to build interesting applications and tools. It aims to bring together data reusers and editors […]
Showcase. Build. Connect. Open Educational Resources (OER) and the pedagogical practices permitted by their use continue to grow in potential to improve the educational experiences of our students, from drastically […]
The Data Reuse Days 2025 is an online event focusing on how people and organizations use Wikidata's data to build interesting applications and tools. It aims to bring together data reusers and editors […]
Showcase. Build. Connect. Open Educational Resources (OER) and the pedagogical practices permitted by their use continue to grow in potential to improve the educational experiences of our students, from drastically […]
Wiki Loves Africa is an annual public contest organised by Wiki In Africa in collaboration with the Wikimedia movement across Africa. The contest encourages people across Africa can contribute media (photographs, video and […]
OEP (Open Education Practices) and OER (Open Educational Resources)Â both are important pillars of the OE Movement. While OER is well defined and is widely used on a daily basis, […]
Nowadays, being a teacher is a challenge. The curriculum evolves, the social context changes, the graduate’s profile is (or should be) entirely different. For undergraduate students aiming to become teachers, […]
Brought to you by Collab4Open: Discover how faculty, library support, and students (from three institutions: Conestoga, Georgian and Sheridan) collaborated to share resources and develop supplementary materials.
