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		<title>By: Offline online courses « Tony Bates &#124; OnLearn</title>
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		<dc:creator>Offline online courses « Tony Bates &#124; OnLearn</dc:creator>
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		<title>By: jun</title>
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		<description>This is great news! This would revolutionize education, specially in developing countries as you have stated correctly, when (not if) it proves its success rate. 

Jumping the gun on its viability (it&#039;s just a matter of time), I would like to know the best practices/procedures/methods they employ in creating those courses.

In the Google 10tothe100 project, I suggested the same idea. Imagine if this is replicated and spread - with an &quot;open-source&quot;/creative commons 3.0 frame of mind - the benefits would be enormous! And if they can run on low-end computers - we can put a lot of &quot;trash&quot; to good use.

Am applauding Thomas Edison State College efforts and wish them success. May they also share their experience in expertise for mankind&#039;s benefit.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>This is great news! This would revolutionize education, specially in developing countries as you have stated correctly, when (not if) it proves its success rate. </p>
<p>Jumping the gun on its viability (it&#8217;s just a matter of time), I would like to know the best practices/procedures/methods they employ in creating those courses.</p>
<p>In the Google 10tothe100 project, I suggested the same idea. Imagine if this is replicated and spread &#8211; with an &#8220;open-source&#8221;/creative commons 3.0 frame of mind &#8211; the benefits would be enormous! And if they can run on low-end computers &#8211; we can put a lot of &#8220;trash&#8221; to good use.</p>
<p>Am applauding Thomas Edison State College efforts and wish them success. May they also share their experience in expertise for mankind&#8217;s benefit.</p>
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