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Back **An Experiment in Open Source Content - Rebekah Richards & Peter Levy**

//Harvard Business School’s Clayton Christensen recently dubbed the Utah Electronic High School’s approach to online learning as “disruptive innovation” in the education space. In this presentation, we will look at one specific aspect of this “disruptive innovation:” the Electronic High School and The American Academy’s donation of course content to Curriki, an open source teaching community. The purpose of this presentation is three-fold: 1) We will examine the implications of open source content development for online learning programs; 2) we will explore as a group the Curriki community tools; and 3) we will discuss “etiquette” for participating in open source communities.//

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