What You Can Do
Make a difference in higher education—as an individual collaborator, partner organization, or course or strategic funder. We’re always looking for dedicated, forward-thinking individuals and organizations to help us grow and improve.
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Three Ways to Get Involved
Whether you’re an educator, administrator, foundation, researcher, or simply desire to improve higher education, here are three key ways that you can get involved:
[colorBlock title=’Collaborators’] Individuals or faculty with expertise to help create new courses, evaluate current ones, and improve our learning environments.[/colorBlock][colorBlock title=’Partners’] Organizations that share similar goals, with the ultimate aim of transforming higher education.
[/colorBlock][colorBlock title=’Funders’] Foundations and other organizations that generously fund our work on either specific courses or on broader projects and goals.
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COLLABORATORS
Our collaborators are critical to our success and help us stay on the leading-edge of learning science research and the open education movement.
We work with individuals with expertise in areas such as learning science, course design, human-computer interaction, educational technology, and software design in order to continuously develop and improve our courses and overarching learning platform.
We also work with faculty from a wide range of colleges and universities who help enrich our courses with their subject-matter expertise, experience, and zeal for teaching.
See Collaborators list >
To find an opportunity for collaboration, review our current projects.
PARTNERS
Our partner organizations help us pool and share collective knowledge and resources in a smart, efficient, and mutually beneficial manner. We work with other organizations who have similar goals of producing scientifically based courses; providing open access to those courses; and developing a community of use, research, and development.
See our Partners list >
FUNDERS
Funders are foundations and other organizations who generously support our work on a specific course or on broader projects and goals.
See our Funders list >
