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Fifty-three Interesting Ways to Write Open Learning Materials
Philip Race
P. Race
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Teaching -- Aids And Devices.
Open Learning.
The Cathedral and the Bazaar
4.3
16 votes
I Can Read With My Eyes Shut!
4.1
30 votes
Make It Stick
4.2
16 votes
Green Eggs and Ham
4.0
129 votes
Range
3.8
22 votes
Algebra 1
3.8
18 votes
How to solve it
4.0
15 votes
Because of Winn-Dixie
4.1
67 votes
The Prize
4.4
16 votes
Sideways Stories from Wayside School
4.1
24 votes
Dr. Seuss's ABC
4.5
20 votes
Devil's Cub (Alastair-Audley #2)
4.3
15 votes
Assata
4.4
17 votes
Mercury and me
4.0
20 votes
Hop on Pop
3.7
16 votes
Unfinished Tales of Númenor and Middle-earth
3.9
16 votes
Cyclops
4.0
131 votes
Can You Keep A Secret?
4.1
16 votes
Spare
3.9
23 votes
Inca Gold
3.8
27 votes
Where good ideas come from
3.8
17 votes
Physics
4.2
18 votes
The Power of Now
3.7
87 votes
These Old Shades
3.5
19 votes
Memoirs of a Geisha
4.0
69 votes
Dolores Claiborne
3.2
19 votes
The Visual Display of Quantitative Information
4.2
28 votes
The Black Swan
3.9
27 votes
Black Wind (Dirk Pitt #18)
3.7
45 votes
Sahara
4.5
24 votes
Outliers
4.0
98 votes
The Ministry for the Future
3.6
16 votes
Psychology
4.4
17 votes
The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon
3.8
24 votes
The Demon-Haunted World
4.1
31 votes
The Wealth of Nations
4.1
27 votes
Artificial intelligence
4.2
20 votes
Foundation
4.1
253 votes
God Is Not Great
3.9
30 votes
The Cask of Amontillado
4.2
18 votes
Chemistry
4.2
29 votes
"A" is for Alibi
3.7
15 votes
The Children of Húrin
3.9
27 votes
Evil Under the Sun
4.0
15 votes
The Crystal Shard
3.9
34 votes
The White Tiger
3.8
33 votes
The Perfect Storm
4.1
15 votes
The alchemist, 1612
4.2
26 votes
