| Hi Yves, You might try reaching out directly to edX, Inc. to see if they would consider the Open Popular University as a edX Member. See more info here: https://www.edx.org/schools-partners#membership Or if you want to run a whitelabeled Open edX site under your own brand, there are many Open edX hosting providers who can help you get a site up and running quickly, provide ongoing hosting, monitoring and maintenance of the site, and take care of software upgrades as new releases of Open edX come out. My company Appsembler offers a 30 day trial that lets you launch a fully branded Open edX site, and test all the Open edX functionality to see if it will work for your needs. https://appsembler.com/tahoe/trial Upon further inspection of your site (http://openpu.wikidot.com), it appears that your courses are all links to external courses hosted by other organizations. Do you have any of your own original content, or is Open Popular University more of a directory of resources? Nate |
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