That sounds like one of the things on our list of 4 :)
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On 29 Mar 2011, at 11:02, Patrick Lockley wrote:
> How would you give it resources?
>
> I thought perhaps a tool which tracked OERs in the browser for you?
>
> A firefox plugin to record downloads and sites visited?
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> Subject: Re: One OER Wish
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> I want a tool that I can give various kinds of digital content to and it
> gives me back a list of contributors. Maybe it examines the metadata in
> the file, maybe it searches repositories for a copy of the file and
> retrieves associated metadata for that repository.
>
> This sort of functionality is made easy by wikis, and it's how, when you
> buy a PediaPress book of a set of Wikipedia articles, a list of all the
> contributors is automatically included in the back of the book. I'd like
> it to be similarly easy to ensure people get proper attribution (which
> is all a lot of academic contributors care about) with other kinds of
> output.
>
>
> I'm creating interactive pages with canvas (not in any sense immersive
> though) for my projects. Nice to be able to do full interactivity with
> just HTML and Javascript. One old one (shorn of pedagogical context):
> http://economicsnetwork.ac.uk/archive/poulter/hyperbolic_discounting_preference_reversal.htm
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