Sorry about letting this blog flounder for a while. I've been busy working on building a new computer science program here at Whitman. We've made great progress over the past year and I'm finally to the point where I can resurrect the blog. I have a couple of postings in the pipeline, but if you have news, please send it along.
Nicole Allen pointed me to this article:
New Collection of Open Educational Resources in Calculus Now Available
It mentions the Curriki site which is a clearinghouse for OER. The mathematics section is here:
http://www.curriki.org/welcome/subjects/mathematics-30/
Given this list of sponsors:
http://www.curriki.org/welcome/sponsors/
they appear to have some pretty solid backers. Guichard's Calculus is listed on the site: http://www.curriki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Coll_eljdeguia/CalculusCATextbookbyDavidGuichard
Beezer's Linear Algebra is not. If your work is not there, it may be worth investigating how to get it placed on the site.
Hello,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Janet Pinto and I'm Curriki's CAO/CMO. First, I'd like to thank you for posting about Curriki's curated math resources. We are always on the look out for high -quality teaching and learning resources as OERs that can enhance the Curriki library.
Any educator, parent, or student can join Curriki for free and contribute and use all materials on the site. We also encourage folks to rate resources with our 5-star system (similar to Yelp, Amazon, etc.)
If you have any suggestions or questions, please don't hesitate to get in touch with us at Curriki. Click Contact Us and we'll get back to you!
Janet Pinto
PS. We are working on a complete redesign of the website...watch for news at www.curriki.org.
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