That’s right! Our brilliant staffer Chloe Varelidi (aka Challenge Power Ranger) has hijacked our next community call, and turned it into a Challenge KickOff Party: We would like to cordially invite you to our community call of Feb 2nd at 11 ET for a “Challenge Kick Off Party “. Please BYOC > Bring Your Own Challenge, a.k.a. A challenge that you are working on, and we will happily provide...
We’re having to do some work under the hood of our servers on the weekend of the 27th and 28th of January. This work is essential to keep p2pu.org running smoothly, and we apologize in advance for any hassles this may cause you. The site will be unavailable between 3 pm and 6pm EST. And hey, why not use the downtime to lie in a hammock and read a book.
All the best, the P2PU team
A collaborative syllabus developed by the participants in the first week. Last week we told you about a new P2PU School of the Mathematical Future course that blurs the boundaries of university and open learning. Developing Mathematics: The Early Years (also known as ED218 at Acadia University) has 25 participants, 7 of which take the course for credit at Arcadia University. For many people,...
Those of you browsing the papers over your weekend coffee may have missed it, but P2PU got some really nice press coverage this week, and we’re insanely proud! This article in the Wall Street Journal takes examines the badges system of recognising learning that P2PU has been working on with our friends, collaborators and supporters at Mozilla and the MacArthur Foundation. And one of our great...