[p2pu-dev] Course Contributions to the School fo Mathematical Future in P2PU

[Maria Droujkova]

David,

I am CCing some "P2PU Central people" who can tell you about P2PU in
general. Meanwhile, I will be happy to assist as far as School of the
Mathematical Future is concerned.

This Spring, we ran a course in collaboration with Arcadia University, with
8 for-credit Arcadia students and around 50 non-credit students from all
over the world. I will be happy to talk about the experience of this model,
which may be useful for your grant. Also, let me know if you want to open
or reuse some of other Math Future courses, together.

RFPs sure come short these days! The latest grant I am on had had all of 10
days from the time it came out to the deadline...

Cheers,
Dr. Maria Droujkova
919-388-1721




On Fri, Sep 21, 2012 at 12:44 PM, Lascu, David, M <dmlascu at aacc.edu> wrote:

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> I am the project manager for the Bridge to Success project and we are
> looking at applying for a Gates grant to support the creation of a
> developmental/remedial OER course that we are focusing on Mathematics.  We
> are currently working with the OU, MIT and UMUC as we have already created
> two courses found on our website and hosted through the Open University (
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> One of the requirements of this grant (with only about a one week turn
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> partnering with P2PU and how we can promote the sustainability of not only
> this new course, but our two other courses we have also created entitled,
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> Your assistance and advice as to how P2PU could be helpful is greatly
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> Thanking you in advance for your prompt response.  ****
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> David M. Lascu, MBA****
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