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http://ds106.us/open-course/about/

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As an open course, ds106 has been delivered numerous times, not only at the University of Mary Washington, but elsewhere as well. Open participants have followed along an ongoing scheduled offerings or pick their own level of participation from the avialable resources. In 2013, we offered a stand alone open course, the Headless ds106, compiled from these previous offerings.

In this instance, ds106 is a course that is always happening... and never ends.

But this has always been run on a semester like schedule, new content every week, and that timeline is one that open participants ought not to be bound by. So the Headless ds106 syllabus has been repackaged here as an ongoing open experience. You could choose to do it on a weekly schedule, or more spread out. Or you could do it in an order that works better for you. You can do it alone, or gather a group of colleagues, students, friends. Or you can take, modify, and use out materials for your own purpose. You pick your own schedule, path, and classmates.

In our experience, it works better when you are doing similar work along side others, but that is now an open option.

So what now? First of all, see the list of suggested things to set up for your own ds106 experience. Set up your blog, and if not already associated with this site, sign it and yourself up (use the option to select the Open ds106 Course).

Get yourself into one of our community spaces, the #ds106 tag in twitter or the ds106 Community in Google+. Or use some other space.

If you are running a course or similar experience where your students will be blogging in their own space ("aka the ds106 way") you can let us know, and we can create a special aggregation area just for your group.
Get into ds106 at whatever level fits you, just make some art, for the sake of the internets (and yourself)

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As an open course, ds106 has been delivered numerous times, not only at the University of Mary Washington, but elsewhere as well. Open participants have followed along an ongoing scheduled offerings or pick their own level of participation from the avialable resources.

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La guía para avanzar

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Here is your guide to ds106. Study it closely. Commit to your soul.

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http://assignments.ds106.us/

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ds106 Assignments:community made creative assignments for ds106

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This site contains assignments for and created by participants in the most kick butt online open course anywhere, ds106, Digital Storytelling ( more...). As of Aug 4, 2019 this collection includes 1172 ds106 assignments and 15939 examples created from them. Check out our Featured Assignments Do you feel lucky?

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Maya Angelou on Courage and Creativity - HBR

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Maya Angelou on Courage and Creativity - HBR

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15 signs you have emotional intelligence - World Economic Forum

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15 signs you have emotional intelligence - World Economic Forum

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Dr Travis Bradberry looks at the qualities shared by people with emotional intelligence, based on data from more than a million people.

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Bill Gross - A Devotion to New Ideas - Stanford Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (podcast)

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Bill Gross - A Devotion to New Ideas - Stanford Entrepreneurial Thought Leaders (podcast)

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Bill Gross - A Devotion to New Ideas by Stanford eCorner

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Bill Gross thrives on turning innovative ideas into pioneering companies. He serves as founder and CEO of Idealab, which started over 75 companies since 1996. In this stimulating lecture, he shares how Idealab continues to bring incredible ideas to market, and his personal insights on starting and running successful organizations. Gross also describes the work of eSolar, a spin-off company of Idealab that works to make solar energy cost-competitive in the global marketplace.

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