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In 2013 edX released its open source software to the world, allowing anyone, including for-profit companies, to use it. Via Mark Smithers 
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The open online course movement has taken off in a big way this year, but until now it has been limited mainly to elite universities that have struck partnerships with open-course platforms such as Coursera or edX.
That could change, however, with the launch of a new open online course network from Instructure, maker of the open-source, cloud-based learning management system (LMS) Canvas.
Even community colleges can offer free online courses (and raise their national profile) through the Canvas Network
Scoop.it!
A very intersting read from Jim Farmer. Well worth a read! :-)
PM - Thanks to Mark Smithers for originally posting this link on Twitter.
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RT @audreywatters: The LMS Instructure is the latest to enter the MOOC fray with its Canvas Network http://t.co/v1OkY4tq... Via Heidi Skurat Harris
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