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H2O, a platform for creating, sharing and remixing open course materials
- uptownfunk 9y agoIt's also an ml package for r www.h2o.ai
- numbsafari 9y agoIt's also water.
- mkroman 9y agoAnd a HTTP/2 web server. https://h2o.examp1e.net/ https://h2o.examp1e.net/
- graaben 9y agoI would love to see something like this but for MOOCs. Some of the bigger sites are already doing this with micro-degrees on specific topics. But it would be great if anyone could mix and match the best or most relevant videos from different courses to create a meta-course.
- throw2321312321 9y agohttps://metacademy.org/ https://metacademy.org/ is similar to that
- EGreg 9y agoI am working on building the Teaching app for iOS. It will literally be called "Teaching" and it will be for teachers to collect youtube videos, articles etc. into a flipped classroom curriculum. Also will let them design quizzes to take in class. If the user switches the app to the background, it alerts the teacher to cheating. And so on. An all-in one solution. By the way, if you want to join me on this project, email me (the button is at https://qbix.com/about https://qbix.com/about)
- graaben 9y agoThis is a great idea, because it is now possible for anyone to learn almost anything through YouTube videos. It isn't necessarily the best format, especially for children, but done the right way it can really change the education process.
- rmbeard 9y agoThis sounds like an interesting project, I would like to know more about this.
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- EGreg 9y agoThen email me. The link is above :)
- Dowwie 9y agoIs this considered an open alternative to LexisNexus case search? If anyone is curious what this system offers, I suggest searching Facebook -> all categories
- link_108 9y agoH2O.ai has been around for a years so the title confused me, maybe project name spacing should be a thing
- ElijahLynn 9y agoHah, and there is yet another H2O, HTTP/2 server that I was thinking of. https://h2o.examp1e.net/ https://h2o.examp1e.net/
- andrewfong 9y agoSome context for the unfamiliar: H2O arose out of a law school, where the textbooks are basically just very expensive compilations of prior case law. Some publishers add additional comments and other materials to the casebooks, but for the most part, you're just paying for someone else to print out and excerpt public public domain material for you. Makes it a particularly good target for remixing.
- Pxtl 9y agoAh. That explains it - I clicked through the link and was disappointed to see it seems entirely dedicated to courses on law.
- rmbeard 9y agoUnfortunate that it is restricted to .edu e-mail addresses. I taught a law class last year for which I used MIT's Nb.mit.edu platform. H20 would make a nice complement to that.
- ElijahLynn 9y agoLove the idea! Unfortunately I can not participate, it says I must have an .edu email address.
- kevintb 9y agoWhy is an .edu email address required?