Open Education on Social Entrepreneurship: A comparative study between Mexico and Bolivia to Scale up Complex Thinking
Inés Alvarez-Icaza,
Liz Katherine Marco-Tórrez,
Evelyn Rondón-Jara
Abstract:The Open Education movement has tremendous transformative potential in developing countries and marginalized communities. The implementation of the OpenEdR4C platform, a digital educational resource for entrepreneurship education, was an example of this potential. As an open resource for scaling up complex thinking competencies in higher education students and lifelong learners, the platform has been presented to various institutions and organizations in Mexico and Bolivia. The objective of this article is to … Show more
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