Rachel Fleming, Ashley Sergiadis, and Rachel Caldwell discuss several ways that academic …
Rachel Fleming, Ashley Sergiadis, and Rachel Caldwell discuss several ways that academic libraries can help OER adopters and authors improve the impact of their work, make materials more accessible, and ensure continued access.
This presentation was presented as a part of Tennessee Open Education Week 2022.
A list of resources including information about understanding and using creative commons …
A list of resources including information about understanding and using creative commons licenses; finding, evaluating, and integrating OER; and creating and sharing course materials.
Ryan Korstange, Elizabeth Spica, and Rachel Fleming give an overview of critical …
Ryan Korstange, Elizabeth Spica, and Rachel Fleming give an overview of critical issues for those starting their OER journey. Concepts covered include what OER is and why it matters, an overview of creative commons licensing, and a guide to finding and using OER that already exist.
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