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We asked almost 1,000 Polish teachers how remote education looks like during the pandemic.

These Open Education Links are based on the Open Education Policy Forum community call, which took place on April 22. During the meeting, 15 activists from countries around the world shared updates on how open education is helping to overcome the educational crisis caused by the lockdown.

As a result of the announcement of the state of epidemic, schools in Poland were closed on March 12, and the obligation of distance education was introduced on March 25. Originally, this period was planned to last until April 10. However, it has already been extended until April 26 and it is very likely that students will not return to school this year.

Our review of open education links from around the World. This review is prepared by Karolina Szczepaniak from Centrum Cyfrowe.

Our review of open education links from around the World. This review is prepared by Karolina Szczepaniak from Centrum Cyfrowe.

Our review of open education links from around the World. This review is prepared by Karolina Szczepaniak from Centrum Cyfrowe.

Our review of open education links from around the World. This review is prepared by Magdalena Biernat from Centrum Cyfrowe.

Last week, the Open Education Policy Forum took place in Warsaw for the fourth time. Together with our partners, the Open Education Consortium and SPARC, we introduced this year a new formula for the event – one that focused on the incubation of policy projects.

Our bi-weekly review of open education links from around the World. This review is prepared by Katarzyna Werner-Mozolewska from Centrum Cyfrowe. OpenStax, a nonprofit educational initiative based at Rice University (USA) announced, that almost 3 million students used their free textbooks this year. This means not only saving over $230 million, but is seen as […]

Our bi-weekly review of open education links from around the World. This review is prepared by Magda Biernat from Centrum Cyfrowe.