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Creative Commons licenses provide a flexible range of protections and freedoms for authors, artists, and educators.
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Together with Rolf Reinhardt and Andreas Link and an international committee I have developed the Certified OER Practitioners course, OER - Services which we are now piloting. The version is currently revised and later published on the wikieducator. Via Andreas Link Delete the scoop?
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Many in the public does not hear the term “Open Educational Resources” and I’m just wondering what they are. Fortunately, there is nothing difficult to understand, because it exactly as she says, is, resources for teachers. In today’s economic situation and the World Wide Web, the information of all kinds are available for anyone with access to a computer. Fast action video games and other high-tech devices offer a different breed of students in the classroom. You are not satisfied, or often even able to sit at a desk and learn, through lectures. Shortage of funds for education with this dilemma is that school districts and teachers to help students learn new ways to fight at work with a shortage of resources to find. Via Andreas Link Delete the scoop?
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An explanation of the Creative Commons for faculty who create Open Educational Resources. Via Andreas Link Delete the scoop?
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Lectures are in Playlists and are alphabetically sorted with thumbnail pictures. No fee, no registration required - learn at your own pace. Certificates can be arranged with presenting universities. Via Dr. Stefan Gruenwald, Kent Wallén 
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Using Creative Commons licences, teachers can make and share open education resources across the N4L. Teachers can also use Creative Commons licences to teach their students about copyright, attribution and referencing–an increasingly essential part of the curriculum. Via Andreas Link Delete the scoop?
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