We are pleased to announce that our Research Methods Handbook is now available in our outputs page (). The Handbook presents an overview of scientific methodology for open research and features contributions by 28 network members who are doctoral or…
When 2020 started (and it seems like a long time ago now) who could have predicted what it would bring? One of the consequences of the Covid-19 pandemic for GO-GN is that our normal business model (based around the annual…
After last month’s seminar spectacular, we return to a conventional webinar for May. I am delighted that Taskeen Adam will be presenting on her recent PhD, looking at Approaches to designing justice-oriented MOOCs. I had the privilege of being one…
We were delighted to have around 30 people join us from around the world for last week’s mini-seminar. Thank you so much to all our presenters and participants for making it such a fun and interesting event… and a special…
With less than 1 week to go before our GO-GN mini-seminar on Tuesday 31 March, we’re excited to announce our fantastic line-up for the day following Martin’s post last week. Starting at 11.00 BST (GMT +1 – clocks change on…
Our next webinar is from one of our fantastic alumni – Verena Roberts. Verena passed her EdD last year, and is a keen supporter of open practice, and GO-GN. She has provided the following abstract: In current K-12 learning contexts,…
As part of our planned activity in this new phase of GO-GN we will be putting together a series of handbooks for researchers. The first of these will be concerned with research methods used by members of the network. We…
We’re excited to announce that we’re heading to #OER20 in London 1-2 April 2020! Not only will some of our fantastic GO-GN’ers be presenting at the conference itself but we’ll also be hosting a mini-seminar/get-together beforehand. So, come join us…
After last week’s exciting news that we have GO-GN funding for a further three years, I would like to introduce you to two new team members who join me (Martin), Rob and Beck as part of the Open University core…
We are very pleased to announce that we have secured funding for a further three years from the Hewlett Foundation. We are very grateful for the continued support from Angela DeBarger and the Hewlett Foundation for allowing us to continue…
