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	<title>Comments on: Open Education panel at Dean&#8217;s Graduate Conference</title>
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		<title>By: Open Education - lecture in Chinese at South China Normal University &#124; Random Stuff that Matters</title>
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		<description>[...] One of the things I say towards the end, is that I think there is an unprecedented opportunity for the educational research community in China to make a contribution both nationally, and internationally, when it comes to open education research. I have in the past called for the use of more theory when researching OER, and part of the reason why that doesn&#8217;t happen, is that many who are attending open education conferences in North America are not from schools of education, or have backgrounds in relevant fields. They are doing incredibly important work, and creating great innovations, but I keep wishing that more people within the field of education would begin studying this area (which is also why I this year presented on OER at CIES, and at the OISE Dean&#8217;s Conference). [...]</description>
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