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Thank you for the invitation, Jon. I’ll send you an e-mail with my answer.
Hi Mikael Olsson,
My name is Jon Birdsong and I am writing to you from the educational startup OpenStudy. At OpenStudy, our goal is to make the world one big study group. To do this, we have partnered with many educational content providers and Open Course Ware programs, including MIT (http://bit.ly/ajYjrd). In order to advance the mission of making the world one big study group, we are reaching out to programmingvideotutorials and other educational content providers to research how you all provide collaboration amongst your users and if you’d be interested in joining a network of other educational content providers — all for free, of course.
We are funded by the National Science Foundation and founded by two professors from Georgia Tech and Emory.
Another reason for the email is the growing community of computer science learners on our site already. Our MIT OCW Intro to Comp Sci 6.0 Study Group has over 4500 students asking questions, doing problem sets together, and learning the language.
I look forward to hopefully hearing from you soon.
Best,
Jon Birdsong
P.S. If you want learn more about us, you can view the coverage we received from CNN http://www.cnn.com/video/?/video/living/2010/10/01/nr.open.study.cnn
or Read Write Web http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/openstudy_teams_up_with_mit_opencourseware_to_help.php