Open for voting: "Why Open Education Matters" video competition

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In March, we shared with you that Creative Commons, the U.S. Department of Education, and the Open Society Foundations were jointly holding a video competition. They asked the general public to create a video that explains “Why Open Education matters”. The months have flown by and now submissions have been uploaded and are open for voting.

Here are a few of our favorites:



This video does a great job of telling the story of open education: past, present, and future.

This video does a good job of showing the reach of the open education movement.



And this one is a catchy and fun tune.

Share your favorites with us, and then go vote!

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Mary Ann Bitter
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Mary Ann Bitter is a Creative Strategist for Red Hat's Marketing Communications & Design team. She lives at the intersection of business and design and believes the open source values have never been more relevant than they are today.  She is passionate about problem solving and working with people who give a damn.
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Nadia Mireles Torres | July 19, 2012
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Hello Mary,

I would like to share with you that our video made it to the 3rd place on the contest.

I hope you can watch it and give us your opinion. We are open to any improvements, translations, etc!

It is also important to mention that the cute and cool resources used at the video are available for downloading at www.sharingoer.com

Regards

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Mary Ann Bitter | July 19, 2012
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Congratulations, Nadia! That's really exciting.

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