Reviving the old 'syllabus of the month' as an occasional series, these are really excellent. spinweaveandcut.com/education-ho...

Re-upping this piece on the Nobel Prize for Literature in the context of Laszlo Krasznahorkai's win. Safe to say he fits the pattern of very low teaching attention to non-Anglo European authors, including in Europe. blog.opensyllabus.org/about-that-n...

We've updated our OER adoption data for 2024. TLDR, continuing rapid growth though still from a very low baseline. blog.opensyllabus.org/OER-Update-f...

Якщо вам цікава навчальна література різних закордонних вишів. Прошу до даних Open Syllabus. Вони збирають інформацію в різних сферах, навіть карта цього всього є І звісно можна подивитись самі відомі книжки серед освічених людей не проклятих росліт analytics.opensyllabus.org/record/works...

A new dataset and a new partnership with VitalSource! blog.opensyllabus.org/spring-2025-...

REVIEW of a resource 'Open Syllabus Analytics' katinamagazine.org/content/arti... Good breakdown of what it offers and what it can help with

What if you could see which academic ideas are shaping students' minds worldwide? With Open Syllabus, we now can. One standout? Mike Munger’s work.

New Open Syllabus OER data just dropped! Another year of impressive growth for OER textbooks in US .edus -- up around 13% in 2024 or roughly 2x since 2020.

Anne-Wil Harzing provides a very nice overview of what faculty and instructional designers can do with Open Syllabus. harzing.com/publications...

The Conservative University. blog.opensyllabus.org/the-conserva...

When asked why he wrote across so many topics, Max Weber allegedly replied: "I am not a donkey. I don't have a field." But for the rest of us, we wrote about them. www.publicbooks.org/galaxy-brain/ @publicbooks.bsky.social

Lots of states and systems push schools to adopt 'Open Educational Resources' for the classroom -- which usually refers to free textbooks. But free also means hard to measure, since their is no single point of distribution or sale. We pull that info from syllabi and produce OER adoption metrics.

Another oldie but goodie: www.publicbooks.org/galaxy-brain/

The @financialtimes.com has integrated out teaching metrics into its MBA school rankings. In short, we count citations on syllabi to measure the contribution of a school's faculty to teaching in their field. www.ft.com/content/3323...

Open Syllabus is proud to launch the Course Matcher, which will make it easier for the roughly 1 million US college students who transfer schools every year to receive credit for their classes. coursematcher.opensyllabus.org

Replaying some of the hits in the new home.... blog.opensyllabus.org/top-100-assi...

Greetings! Open Syllabus is now on BlueSky. OS is a massive non-profit archive of the main activity of higher education: teaching. It provides top-down views of the curriculum across thousands of schools to support curricular design, lifelong learning, and student mobility. opensyllabus.org