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21 Jul
2010

In developing OpenLearn, The Open University is very grateful for the generous support of The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.

The philosophy of open content mirrors exactly The Open University's founding principles of widening access to high quality educational opportunities. Through OpenLearn, the University expects to contribute significantly to the development of both the quality and reach of open educational resources delivery at an international level.

The generosity of our users, supporters and partners will help our dedicated staff to continue the academic, pedagogic, technological and research activities that support OpenLearn.

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You may also send your donation to or discuss your intentions with Edith Prak, Director of Development at:
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Tel: 01908653786

E-mail: development-directorate@open.ac.uk
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