- History - iBerry was founded in 1999 providing information on Open Educational Resources (OERs), particularly Open Courseware (OCW), Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs), Open (free) Textbooks and an Open Education Directory. Older links and out-of-date material on Open Education has been archived but is no longer updated.
iBerry for Climate Change and Environment - iBerry is now focused on climate change, environmental issues and the role of open education in creating informed opinion. Information is aimed at non-experts, 'ordinary' people wishing to learn more without too much advanced detail.
Reverse Begging Bowl! - Philanthropic iBerry supports other climate projects and makes a substantial donation each year to a deserving cause.
Contributions - iBerry welcomes written contributions from anyone, anywhere, on aspects or personal experiences of Climate Change and the Environment. Articles making the theory surrounding Climate Change and its implications more understandable are also acceptable. There are modest payments avaiable for publishable material. Contact first with a very brief summary of an intended contribution.
iBerry Portal - The Portal consists of 16 Rooms with links to numerous blogs and articles under different headings, each containing up to 100 links. These are regularly updated and the very latest are highlighted. The focus is on information of international interest rather than matters concerning the societies and governments of individual countries. Room 12 on UN Climate Change Conferences is updated daily during COPs.
Anyone can use the Portal to build upon their knowledge, find new connections or perhaps get help with the sudden climate emergencies that are becoming more common.
Contact iBerry - Comments and feedback are always welcome. Many visitors view iBerry's pages but do not often make contact. Please contact If you find iBerry useful or if not, suggest impovements. If English is not your first language, Google Translate can help - see Language Translation in the right hand margin.
Volunteer - Please contact iBerry if you think you can help in any way. As a non-profit, iBerry's progress has always depended on volunteer help. Any type of help, from finding, recommending or checking links to major ideas and contributions is always welcome and will gladly be acknowledged. Anyone, anywhere can help in some way including children with parental consent. Payment is available for written contributions (see contributions) and possibly expenses.
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