Who Stole the Goose? -- Campus Technology

Who Stole the Goose?

11/02/03

Excerpted and adapted from James Boyle’s keynote, “The Virtue of Disorder: Sloppiness, Serendipity, and Openness in Educational Materials,” presented at the Syllabus2003 conference. Boyle illustrates the need for faculty, students, researchers, and others to have a better system for accessing and sharing academic resources and intellectual property so they may build on the ideas of others.
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