Open Access at UNIVERSITY - OpenCourseWare and Beyond - Revision history

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John at 20:14, 26 April 2007

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	*Will Harvard consciously and productively define its future position on 'openness' or be dragged there by the rest of the world?		*Will Harvard consciously and productively define its future position on 'openness' or be dragged there by the rest of the world?
	*How does the university's budget allocation and procurement process create incentives for greater openness?		*How does the university's budget allocation and procurement process create incentives for greater openness?
			*How do you balance benefits and rights of enrolled/paying students and 'open' university participants?

John at 20:13, 26 April 2007

2007-04-26T20:13:42Z

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	*What do you feel about openness in classrooms in the for-profit center and impact of this on government and academic arenas? Who should be responsible for the openness of the net?		*What do you feel about openness in classrooms in the for-profit center and impact of this on government and academic arenas? Who should be responsible for the openness of the net?
	*Will Harvard consciously and productively define its future position on 'openness' or be dragged there by the rest of the world?		*Will Harvard consciously and productively define its future position on 'openness' or be dragged there by the rest of the world?
			*How does the university's budget allocation and procurement process create incentives for greater openness?

John at 20:13, 26 April 2007

2007-04-26T20:13:24Z

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	*What role do OpenCourseWare systems play in this endeavor to harness the Internet as an open facilitator and distributor of University knowledge?		*What role do OpenCourseWare systems play in this endeavor to harness the Internet as an open facilitator and distributor of University knowledge?
	*What do you feel about openness in classrooms in the for-profit center and impact of this on government and academic arenas? Who should be responsible for the openness of the net?		*What do you feel about openness in classrooms in the for-profit center and impact of this on government and academic arenas? Who should be responsible for the openness of the net?
			*Will Harvard consciously and productively define its future position on 'openness' or be dragged there by the rest of the world?

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2007-04-26T20:12:44Z

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	*How open or closed should Harvard university be? What is the most interesting issue in relation to this?		*How open or closed should Harvard university be? What is the most interesting issue in relation to this?
	*What role do OpenCourseWare systems play in this endeavor to harness the Internet as an open facilitator and distributor of University knowledge?		*What role do OpenCourseWare systems play in this endeavor to harness the Internet as an open facilitator and distributor of University knowledge?
			*What do you feel about openness in classrooms in the for-profit center and impact of this on government and academic arenas? Who should be responsible for the openness of the net?

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2007-04-26T20:10:03Z

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	*It is fine and good for Harvard, a multi-billion dollar organization, to advance this vision of openness. But what about the small firms?		*It is fine and good for Harvard, a multi-billion dollar organization, to advance this vision of openness. But what about the small firms?
	*How open or closed should Harvard university be? What is the most interesting issue in relation to this?		*How open or closed should Harvard university be? What is the most interesting issue in relation to this?
			*What role do OpenCourseWare systems play in this endeavor to harness the Internet as an open facilitator and distributor of University knowledge?

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2007-04-26T20:09:36Z

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	*How should we define openness, particularly in opposition to some concept or definition of closed?		*How should we define openness, particularly in opposition to some concept or definition of closed?
	*It is fine and good for Harvard, a multi-billion dollar organization, to advance this vision of openness. But what about the small firms?		*It is fine and good for Harvard, a multi-billion dollar organization, to advance this vision of openness. But what about the small firms?
			*How open or closed should Harvard university be? What is the most interesting issue in relation to this?

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2007-04-26T20:09:16Z

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	*If you were to create a trustworthy "open" organization (or an organization to which you entreat openness) what would this type of organization look like?		*If you were to create a trustworthy "open" organization (or an organization to which you entreat openness) what would this type of organization look like?
	*How should we define openness, particularly in opposition to some concept or definition of closed?		*How should we define openness, particularly in opposition to some concept or definition of closed?
			*It is fine and good for Harvard, a multi-billion dollar organization, to advance this vision of openness. But what about the small firms?

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2007-04-26T20:08:28Z

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	*How do we maintain and guarantee the quality of information as openness increases?		*How do we maintain and guarantee the quality of information as openness increases?
	*If you were to create a trustworthy "open" organization (or an organization to which you entreat openness) what would this type of organization look like?		*If you were to create a trustworthy "open" organization (or an organization to which you entreat openness) what would this type of organization look like?
			*How should we define openness, particularly in opposition to some concept or definition of closed?

John at 20:07, 26 April 2007

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	*How do we fund research to maximize openness, but still make it possible for interested corporations and governments to participate?		*How do we fund research to maximize openness, but still make it possible for interested corporations and governments to participate?
	*How do we maintain and guarantee the quality of information as openness increases?		*How do we maintain and guarantee the quality of information as openness increases?
			*If you were to create a trustworthy "open" organization (or an organization to which you entreat openness) what would this type of organization look like?

Open Access at UNIVERSITY - OpenCourseWare and Beyond - Revision history

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