March 30, 2010

A Movement: Open Learning Exchange

I tweeted last night that I couldn't find a job description on any of the major job sites that said, "Start, lead, or become part of a movement."

But reading Fast Company magazine lead me to this..it's a movement.

Mar 30, 2010 12:00:00 AM | 21st Century Education, Disruptive & Transformational Ideas, Education Technology

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