Opening the curricular black box across 27M+ syllabi. https://xitter.cf/t.co/YbcCmQ6IAi Share syllabi via [email protected]

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👉 El Open Syllabus Project (OSP) es una plataforma en línea de código abierto y sin fines de lucro que archiva y analiza millones de sílabos universitarios. Permite un analizar las tendencias curriculares a gran escala. 🔎 Link: opensyllabus.org/ #Investigación
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This website turns a database of 27.6 million college syllabi into a visual feast! 🎓 galaxy.opensyllabus.org/#!?_hsmi=372538220?_hsmi=372538220?_hsmi=372538220
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Excited to announce our strategic partnership with @OpenSyllabus, supporting their mission to build a global archive of curricular data and tools for education. Read more: get.vitalsource.com/press/vi…
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If you learned to write from The Elements of Style, I've got bad news for you. This book is one of the most popular writing guides out there. It's been in print constantly for over 100 years. And it's one of the top 10 most assigned books in university syllabi worldwide, according to @opensyllabus. You might even have a copy on your desk right now. But what if I told you that it's wrong?  No–not just out of date or cliché. Wrong. Demonstrably wrong. This book is responsible for some of the most pervasive myths about writing. But not to worry: this video will debunk them all. By the end of the video, you'll be able to cut through the misguided advice in this classic writing guide, and focus instead on what really counts: specific readers.
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FT50 Aggregated research ranking. Ranking that uses @OpenAlex_org (twice), @overtonio, @Scite, @opensyllabus, @TheCaseCentre,@SSRN downloads and traditional average papers in FT50 journals per faculty. Even tried @TheLensOrg patent cites but (1)
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Excited to see our paper W/@SarahHBana @renzheyu @mrfrank5790 out in @ScientificData TL;DR: Course-Skill Atlas maps skills taught in U.S. higher ed using data from millions of syllabi. It reveals how universities align curricula with job market needs. nature.com/articles/s41597-0… 🧵
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The Galaxy is one of most beautiful and underrated projects of our time. The ultimate reference.
When asked why he wrote across so many topics, Max Weber allegedly replied: "I am not a donkey. I don't have a field." But for the rest of us, we wrote about them. publicbooks.org/galaxy-brain…
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How do fields of study form? @opensyllabus has studied this by looking at co-occurence of title assignment on millions of syllabi. The real galaxy brain. Super neat!
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"The Galaxy attracts a lot of oohs and aahs... And most people stop there, unsure how to make sense of it or use it" publicbooks.org/galaxy-brain A wonderful walk-through of @opensyllabus Galaxy & why it did not generate as much discussion on academic fields as expected @jjkaraganis
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What might we learn from taking a birds-eye view of university syllabi? @jjkaraganis takes us through the @opensyllabus “Galaxy,” and how scholars might use its database of 7,292,573 college course syllabi. buff.ly/4cIi36N
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The @opensyllabus “Galaxy,” @jjkaraganis argues, offers the closest thing available to a bird’s-eye view of anglophone higher education. New at PB, he shares how we might make sense of the syllabi database. buff.ly/3L0hyZV
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New at PB, @jjkaraganis discusses the @opensyllabus “Galaxy”—a navigable plot of the million most frequently assigned titles on university syllabi across all fields, clustered by the extent to which they are assigned together. buff.ly/3RKOvgw
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