Would it be worth applying for a grant via the below incubator? Particularly for the schools' project, I guess - does anyone have other projects in mind that this would suit?
Thanks, Mike
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Talis Incubator for Open Education
For the latest news follow us on twitter: @talisincubator
Talis understands the growing importance of the Open Education movement and its potential impact on how education is accessed, assessed and certified.
Aimed at individuals or small groups, the Talis Incubator for Open Education provides angel funding and other forms of assistance for ideas and projects that have the potential to further the cause of Open Education through the use of technology. All we ask in return is that you donate or ‘open source’ the intellectual property generated back to the communities that could benefit most from your work. The brief
- Write a proposal outlining your Open Education related project
or idea, making a bid for funding of between £1,000 and £15,000. 2. After reviewing and making sure your proposal meets the guidelines, submit it to incubator@talis.com. 3. A proposal review board made up of independent thought leaders and Talis representatives decide which projects get funding. 4. For successful bids, Talis awards you the funds and organises any other help you have asked for. 5. Complete the project according to the schedule outlined in your proposal. 6. Talis helps you to make sure your work is disseminated amongst the community.
from http://blogs.talis.com/education/incubator/
they also note "We also welcome applications from outside the UK, however we regret that we can only consider and award amounts in GBP (£), so if you are from outside the UK please account for exchange rate fluctuation, and make sure you can receive funds paid in GBP."
Looks a bit interesting!
cheers Brianna
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Simple English Wikipedia has always had a "people learning English" scope, perhaps?
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Would it be worth applying for a grant via the below incubator? Particularly for the schools' project, I guess - does anyone have other projects in mind that this would suit?
Thanks, Mike
Begin forwarded message:
From: Brianna Laugher brianna.laugher@gmail.com Date: 20 August 2009 03:08:13 BDT To: "Local Chapters, board and officers coordination (closed subscription)" internal-l@lists.wikimedia.org, chapters@wikimedia.ch Subject: [Internal-l] Talis Incubator for Open Education funding available Reply-To: "Local Chapters, board and officers coordination (closed subscription)" internal-l@lists.wikimedia.org
Via the Creative Commons blog - http://creativecommons.org/weblog/ entry/17005
Talis Incubator for Open Education
For the latest news follow us on twitter: @talisincubator
Talis understands the growing importance of the Open Education movement and its potential impact on how education is accessed, assessed and certified.
Aimed at individuals or small groups, the Talis Incubator for Open Education provides angel funding and other forms of assistance for ideas and projects that have the potential to further the cause of Open Education through the use of technology. All we ask in return is that you donate or ‘open source’ the intellectual property generated back to the communities that could benefit most from your work. The brief
- Write a proposal outlining your Open Education related project
or idea, making a bid for funding of between £1,000 and £15,000. 2. After reviewing and making sure your proposal meets the guidelines, submit it to incubator@talis.com. 3. A proposal review board made up of independent thought leaders and Talis representatives decide which projects get funding. 4. For successful bids, Talis awards you the funds and organises any other help you have asked for. 5. Complete the project according to the schedule outlined in your proposal. 6. Talis helps you to make sure your work is disseminated amongst the community.
from http://blogs.talis.com/education/incubator/
they also note "We also welcome applications from outside the UK, however we regret that we can only consider and award amounts in GBP (£), so if you are from outside the UK please account for exchange rate fluctuation, and make sure you can receive funds paid in GBP."
Looks a bit interesting!
cheers Brianna
-- They've just been waiting in a mountain for the right moment: http://modernthings.org/
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