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The Learning Materialsnew Portal

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Welcome to the Learning Materials Portal.

Part of the Wikiversity mission is to provide a collection of learning materials and links to online learning resources. Some Wikiversity participants are devoted to these tasks.

Wikiversity is not a platform for commercial enterprises to advertise education-related products. Wikiversity is devoted to free education. Wikiversity provides server space for public domain and copy-left learning materials. Wikiversity provides links to online learning resources that are available for free to students and teachers. Wikiversity also evaluates and links to learning materials that are made available at low cost as part of the open software movement.

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Creation of learning materials
One goal of Wikiversity is to catalog learning resources and integrate them into the Wikiversity learning system. This can involve both learning materials that exist at other websites and new learning materials that are created at Wikiversity.

• Interactive learning resources developed for Wikiversity.
• Wikiversity:Creating a lesson plan

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The save page button.

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Hunter-gatherers

Main article: Hunter-gatherers project

An important function of Wikiversity is to provide critical evaluations of learning materials and online learning resources. Hunter-gatherers should participate in the critical evaluation of learning resources by editing the Wikiversity pages that are devoted to evaluating learning materials and describing how to integrate them into courses of study.

Wikiversity hunter-gatherers can take on ambassadorial functions and participate in Wikiversity projects that seek to establish collaborations between Wikiversity participants and outside educators (see outreach. These collaborations can involve the development of new learning materials for use either in the wiki user environment or outside of Wikiversity.

Related portals

Find additional learning materials at these protals: Humanities · Physical Sciences · Life Sciences · Practical Arts and Sciences · Mathematics · Engineering and Technology · Interdisciplinary Studies · Social Sciences · Education · Media · Professions · Learning Projects · Learning Materials · Other portals

Content development projects

• Topic:Learning Objects
• Topic:Web Radio
• Topic:Internet Audio and Video

Categories

• Types of educational media
• Audio
• Media Projects
• Webcasts
• Internet Audio and Video

Quotes

"Education that consists in learning things and not the meaning of them is feeding upon the husks and not the corn." - Mark Twain

Did you know...

Wikiversity uses OGG audio, not mp3 files. See: Help:Media Files.

Learning Materialsnew learning projects

• Wikiversity:Learning materials - general discussion of Wikiversity learning materials.
• Portal:Learning Projects - other types of learning projects
• List of websites at the Wikibooks "Blended Learning" textbook.
• Research collaboration

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Learning Materialsnew news

"No Longer Free to Choose" by Michael W. Brandl
"instructors and colleges are demanding more 'freebies' from publishers, such as PowerPoint slides, computerized test banks, videos and class management programs. All of these items force up the price of textbooks"

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