Dr. Susan D'Antoni

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  Other presenters at the conference include, for example, Peter Batemen of Open University UK, who will discuss how a participatory architecture can make OER more accessible for African universities, and Susan D'Antoni of UNESCO, who will discuss a community-developed research agenda for OER.

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  Other presenters at the conference include, for example, Peter Batemen of Open University UK, who will discuss how a participatory architecture can make OER more accessible for African universities, and Susan D'Antoni of UNESCO, who will discuss a community-developed research agenda for OER.

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  Susan D'Antoni heads the UNESCO IIEP Virtual Institute; which provides flexible learning opportunities supported by information and communication technology.She joined IIEP in 1995 to work mainly on the development of instructional materials and distance education.Her academic background includes a Bachelor and a Master of Arts (University of Western Ontario, University of Toronto/Ontario Institute for Studies in Education).She managed a national survey of correspondence education, distance education development at Ryerson Polytechnical University in Toronto, the Projections and Analysis Unit for education at Statistics Canada, and research and policy analysis at the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada. In Paris, she joined the International Association of Universities.Her current responsibilities include:

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  The presentation will also discuss the iCommons iCurriculum project more generally, and address the issue of assessing project successes and challenges and creating a framework and knowledge-base among open content projects toward continuous learning and OER sustainability. Other presenters at the conference include, for example, Peter Batemen of Open University UK, who will discuss how a participatory architecture can make OER more accessible for African universities, and Susan D'Antoni of UNESCO, who will discuss a community-developed research agenda for OER.

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  Susan D'Antoni, Head of the Virtual Institute, International Institute for Educational Planning, UNESCO, FranceOpen Source and Open Content: Creating International Communities.

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  Here is a copy of the announcement about the revised Virtual University report from IIEP/UNESCO, with an invitation from Susan D'Antoni, Program Specialist at IIEP, directed to professionals who might want to participate in future virtual conferences about Free and Open Source Software for education (FOSS) and/or Open Educational Resources (OER). JH Dear Colleagues, We are writing to let you know that we have recently released a revised and updated second edition of the publication, "The Virtual University, models and messages: lessons from case studies", originally released in 2003.This second edition is enhanced with update sections from the original case study authors, reflecting on the developments in their institutions over the last three years.
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  Best regards, Susan D'Antoni

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  You can find information on previous topics of discussion at: http://www.unesco.org/iiep/virtualuniversity/forums.php To participate in the forum, please send an e-mail to Susan D'Antoni at: virtual.university@iiep.unesco.org and mention the OECD study.Your name will then be added to the OER Community for this specific online discussion.And for more information and continuous updates regarding the OECD study, you can refer to: www.oecd.org/edu/oer . We hope that you will be able to join us and contribute further to the reflection and discussion of OER and our findings.With best regards, Jan Jan HylénAnalyst Centre for Educational Research and Innovation (CERI)Directorate for Education, OECD2 rue André Pascal75775 Paris Cedex 16, France Tel: +33 (0) 145 24 17 06www.oecd.org/edu/ceri/update Here is Susan D'Antoni's opening message for the Conference: Dear Colleagues, Next week, we will turn to the issue of Free and Open Source Software (FOSS) for OER.
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  The lessons learned are grouped into the following categories: 1) OER and FOSS are complementary 2) OER development can mirror and take advantage of the FOSS collaborative model 3) FOSS can promote creation of OER content in developing countries 4) OER developers should commit to open licenses 5) Managing OER content design and editing is easier than FOSS programming 6) More inclusive formats for document exchange should be used 7) FOSS can support better searching of OER 8) FOSS can ease concerns over perceived technical demands of OER development 9) There are differences between OER content and FOSS software Please refer to the Background Note that Susan sent attached to her message for the synthesis of the discussion about each of these points.

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  Ms. Susan D'Antoni, International Institute for Education Planning, UNESCO (France)

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  Susan D'Antoni, Director, UNESCO International Institute for Educational Planning, France

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  Susan d'Antoni, Programme Specialist, IIEP, UNESCO

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