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Walter Bender, executive director of Sugar Labs, discusses how the culture of open systems is the best way to bring about change in education. With open system software such as Sugar, the control and creation of knowledge shifts to the user, which has a massive effect on pedagogy.
3/30/10 - 4/27/10
Virtual Event
4/13/10 - 4/22/10
Virtual Event
5/04/10 - 6/01/10
Virtual Event
5/11/10 - 5/20/10
Virtual Event
5/14/10 - 5/15/10
Starnberg, Germany
6/27/10 - 6/30/10
Denver, Colorado, United States
7/12/10 - 7/15/10
Manchester, New Hampshire, United States
8/15/10 - 8/18/10
Banff, Alberta, Canada
8/15/10 - 8/18/10
Banff, Alberta, Canada
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Great to see our list of pre-conference readings is steadily growing. Hope you've all had time to look over them. If you have any other articles or links that you think might be relevant background reading for our workshop next week at ASB Unplugged, please add them to our resource/reading list.
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