A blog is defined as a regularly updated website or web page, typically one run by an individual or small group, that is written in an informal or conversational style. It often focuses on a specific topic and includes personal commentary.

Blogs and podcasts on open education are listed by country or region, and alphabetically by name below.

Canada

• Amanda Notes (Amanda Coolidge)
• Digital Detox 2020 (TRU)
• homonym.ca (Tannis Morgan)
• Michael Geist
• OLDaily (Stephen Downes)
• Open & Distance Learning (Irwin DeVries, TRU)
• that psych prof (Rajiv Jhangiani)
• You’re the Teacher (Christina Hendricks, UBC)

U.S.

• actualham (Dr. Robin DeRosa)
• Creative Commons (U.S.)
• Creative Commons: We Like to Share – Conversations with and about the people driving the open movement
• Dan Allosso’s Blog
• e-Literate (Michael Feldstein)
• Empirical Educator Project
• Hybrid Pedagogy
• iterating toward openness (David Wiley)
• MindWires
• OER & Beyond
• Open Syllabus Project
• Phil on EdTech
• SPARC (U.S.)
• The Scholarly Kitchen
• WCET Frontiers
  • Open content
  • Open education

Global North

• OER Hub
• Open and Shut? (Richard Poynder, U.K.)
• Open Book Publishers Blog
• Open Working

Global South

• Science in the Open (Cameron Neylon)

International

• Open Access Week
• Teaching in Higher Ed (open education podcasts episodes)