Attributions

Many thanks to the following educators for embracing openness in education. As David Wiley so aptly said,

“As I ponder the core beliefs embodied in openness (considering openness as a value), I return again and again to sharing and gratitude. I share because others have shared with me, and sharing with others seems the most appropriate way to express gratitude for what I have received.”

Thank you for your generosity.

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