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OLES2155: Experience Israel — I have.

Opinion April 18, 2023By Anonymous

As Palestinians commemorate the 75th year since al Nakba, it is wounding to see the University align themselves with our oppressor.

What I learned from my OLE exchange experience

Analysis February 23, 2020By Zhiquan Gan and Yao Lei

Is there more to OLE’s than just resume boosting?

Spaghetti towers and OLEs: USyd’s obsession with “employability”

Opinion May 16, 2019By Max Shanahan

Why is building towers out of pasta being passed off as tertiary education?

OLEs – the dysfunctional USyd equivalent of a MOOC provider

Analysis March 12, 2019By Peter Prentice

USyd’s OLEs are a pale imitation of other online courses

The Fallacy of USYD’s Open Learning Environments

Analysis March 5, 2019By Tim Livingstone

Tim Livingstone breaks down OLEs and their effective contribution towards degrees

Closing the learning environment

Analysis March 7, 2018By Jahan Mand

Jahan Mand asks whether the new Open Learning Environment units are worth it.

From the mines

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