Greg Grossmeier

Greg Grossmeier
Education Technology and Policy Coordinator, Creative Commons

Website | @g_gerg

Greg focuses on how Open Education projects can better create, disseminate, and reuse educational materials. He recently moved to San Francisco from Michigan where he worked at the University of Michigan Library as Copyright Specialist and with the Open.Michigan initiative on OER related outreach and policy. After hours, Greg spends time with the Ubuntu community and other Free/Libre Open Source projects. Greg graduated from the U-M School of Information with an MSI specializing in Information Policy and Library and Information Services. He’ll always miss the thunderstorms and blizzards of the Midwest.

Sessions

1:40pm–2:20pm Wednesday, 07/18/2012
Open Education Analytics Infrastructure: How we enable the next 10 years.
Education
 Location: F151 Level: Intermediate
Greg Grossmeier (Creative Commons), Steve Midgley (US Department of Education)
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We've done it. We've created a ton of high quality OER. But how can that material enable a personalized learning environment? How do students find the best material for their unique needs and desires? The Learning Registry coupled with the new LRMI metadata standard provide that infrastructure. Come learn how you can improve your own learning platforms, or write the next generation. Read more.

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