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Hello and welcome to the fourth issue of “Mini OER Learning Snacks”! Your OER is slowly taking shape and you can’t wait to share it with others. Before you can…
Hello and welcome to the third issue of “Mini OER Learning Snacks”! Now that we have known where and how to find OER, let’s tackle the next question: How to…
This guide was produced by Dr Andrea Wallace and Dr Mathilde Pavis at the University of Exeter for The National Lottery Heritage Fund. It is available under a CC BY…
If educational institutions aim to license content freely and make it available as Open Educational Resources (OER), they need to consider how they want to deal with external authors regarding…
The concept of openness Trademarks, all rights reserved, copyrighted—these are common legal terms that accompany intellectual properties. On one hand, they guard these products against being exploited, e.g. plagiarism or…
This text by Creative Commons is licenced under a CC BY 4.0 licence. Creative Commons give everyone from individual creators to large institutions a standardized way to grant the public…