> Let's wish'em good luck
Agreed!
-- Art
Art Lader
Příspěvky uživatele Art Lader
Yes, for me it is a site to watch for now.
-- Art
-- Art
Found at Eduforge - http://eduforge.org/
Posted By: Catharina Bethlehem
Date: 2006-09-26 09:35
Summary: Open-Of-Course
Project: Site News Admin
Posted By: Catharina Bethlehem
Date: 2006-09-26 09:35
Summary: Open-Of-Course
Project: Site News Admin
Open-Of-Course is a
new moodle based, multilingual
portal for free online
courses and tutorials. On open-of-course all content is
published as open content,
so either it is in the public domain or under a creative commons
license.
Through open-of-course we
want to make it easier to find this kind of free information. Also
we hope to stimulate the development of open content educational
material. The focus is at the beginning mainly on educational
material for open source software but as we grow, more subjects
will be covered.
Open-of-course is looking
for people that want to contribute to this free educational portal.
There are many ways to do that. More information can be found on
the website.
> I get tired of people that do not think things through,
> complain and hurt the society to 'save' the individual.
Well, depressing as it sounds, I think that you have touched upon one of the most important problems in American society. There is little support for the concept of "the common good" any more.
I see this all the time where I live among well-to-do, retired folks who move here for the golf, the tennis, the horses, mild weather, etc. - for the good life. They do not want to pay taxes for the schools because their children are out of school. It does not matter to them one bit that it is in society's interest to educate everyone's children.
It is more important to go to a nice restaurant a couple of times a week and spend the weekend on the boat.
Just too selfish to care about anyone else, I guess.
-- Art
> complain and hurt the society to 'save' the individual.
Well, depressing as it sounds, I think that you have touched upon one of the most important problems in American society. There is little support for the concept of "the common good" any more.
I see this all the time where I live among well-to-do, retired folks who move here for the golf, the tennis, the horses, mild weather, etc. - for the good life. They do not want to pay taxes for the schools because their children are out of school. It does not matter to them one bit that it is in society's interest to educate everyone's children.
It is more important to go to a nice restaurant a couple of times a week and spend the weekend on the boat.
Just too selfish to care about anyone else, I guess.
-- Art