SURF Magazine 01 (March 2010)
| Published | March 2010 |
| Journal | Joint SURF Organisation Edition March/2010, Issue 1, Pages 1-9 |
| Publisher | SURFfoundation, SURFNET, SURFdiensten |
ABSTRACT
In this edition of SURF Magazine you will read about video conferencing, open educational resources and online collaboration.Table of contents of SURF Magazine 01 (March 2010):
* Virtual lecture halls mean no need to travel
* Open educational resources: A 'Wikiwijs' for Dutch higher education
* Google Wave: A promising approach to online collaboration?
| Keywords | OERs · SURF · SURF magazine · Video conferencing |
| Refereed | Does not apply |
| URL | https://www.surf.nl/en/knowledge-and-innovation/knowledge-base/2010/surf-magazine-01-march-2010.html |
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