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Education Development Center, Inc. (EDC), a global nonprofit research organization known for its teaching tools and professional development, teams up with Curriki to share open source math curricula.
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KGO Newstalk Radio: Curriki on the Gene Burns Program
Scott McNeally, Chairman of Sun Microsystems, joins host Gene Burns to discuss Curriki.
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Wyoming's New Middle School Spanish Curriculum Available on Curriki
If you’ve been looking for challenging content-based materials for your classes, you should check out Wyoming’s new middle-school Spanish curriculum and curricular materials available on the nonprofit Web site Curriki.
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T.H.E. Journal: Content, Anyone?
Open source content-customizable content that is uploaded to wikis or other sites and made available for free-is quickly becoming a viable resource for instructors as they look for ways to bolster or update their existing instructional materials while cutting costs wherever they can. The content is provided by teachers, educational foundations, and other sources, and because of the nature of wikis, users are expected-even encouraged-to annotate, edit, or add to the content, or they can choose to use it as is.
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Curriki Partners with GlobalScholar.com to Dramatically Extend Reach of Open Source Curriculum
Curriki’s open source curriculum and collaboration tools combined with GlobalScholar’s state-of-the-art instructional platform offer a boon for educators in the U.S. and around the world.
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Voice of America: Curriki.org - A Place for Teachers to Share Materials
Curriki is featured on Voice of America's Special English Development Report. Download or listen to an MP3 of the radio broadcast, or read the transcript.
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Computer Game to Teach Conflict Resolution Skills to Grades K-2
A computer game designed to teach non-violence and conflict resolution skills to young children has found a home with Curriki, a nonprofit open-source educational Web site which will make it freely available for downloading by classrooms and families across the United States and around the world.
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The Western Star: Tech companies are working to try to eliminate the digital divide at school
Scott McNealy and Mike Zafirovski, the CEO of Canada's Nortel Networks Corp., are looking to the Internet to bridge what they call the digital and educational divides. They are co-ordinating their websites into what they say will be one of the world's largest, free online sources of educational materials for teachers and students.
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The Industry Standard: Nortel nonprofit offers IT support for educators
Dr. Barbara Kurshan discusses the partnership between Curriki and Nortel LearniT and their goal of building a combined free online forum for creating and sharing instructional materials.
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Nortel LearniT and Curriki Form Alliance to Bring One of the World’s Largest, Free Online Resources to Educators
Working to ensure today’s students are prepared to compete globally in the 21st century, Nortel LearniT and Curriki have formed an alliance to co-ordinate their websites into one of the world’s largest, free online sources of educational materials.
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