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To celebrate Open Education Week (begins 11 March 2013), Beyond Distance colleagues will be doing an online webinar to which you are cordially invited! We hope to have discussion, debate, and controversy! So please save the date and time —- more information and a link to connect will be blogged closer to the time.
Date and time: 11 March (Monday) at 12:30 -14:00 GMT
Presenters: Professor Grainne Conole, Gabi Withaus, Dr. Ming Nie, Terese Bird, Bernard Nkuyubwatsi
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An introduction fo finding and evaluation OERs as part of the activities run for SCORE fellows at The Open University. A presentation given by Non Scantlebury on 20 March 2012 
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"While it is a fact that millions of documents can be found on the Internet using search engines like Google, there is no guarantee that a query will lead to trustable material on which high quality education can be built. Well managed learning object repositories that aggregate high quality content offer a solution to this problem." Delete the scoop?
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If you're looking for the fastest way to find the best open course materials, you're in luck. This is a handy resource designed to save you time. Delete the scoop?
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ServiceCORE is a follow up project of CORE funded by JISC. The project aims at developing a nation-wide service for searching, navigating and accessing Open Access publications stored across 143 British institutional repositories. Delete the scoop?
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Open Education Resources (OERs) and Open Education Practices (OEP) are changing the education sector around the world, with teachers and lecturers placing their learning and teaching materials on the internet for others to use. Delete the scoop?
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There’s a useful service via Twitter to help you look for OER resources to suit your needs. Ask a question of the OER Librarian (part of OER Commons) by tweeting the @OERLibrarian account. Ask the OER Librarian a question by tweeting details about the particular type of resource and/or subject matter you are looking for – include the username @oerlibrarian and the hashtag #oerlibrarian in the tweet. 
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giovanna g.: questo può proprio servire a tutti noi! ci insegna a migliorare la ricerca di risorse OER tramite Twitter medesimo! Delete the scoop?
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"When you’re looking to do something interesting with your class, the internet is the first place that most of us turn for help. Our friend the internet holds the keys to textbooks, web tools, teaching guides, lesson plans, apps, and more. But how do you know what’s free for using vs. free for changing, adapting to your needs, and building upon? That’s a harder question to answer." Delete the scoop?
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A video for Open Education Week - learn how to find open educational resources in 60 seconds! Delete the scoop?
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Where can you find quality OERs? Where are they distributed, and where and when should you use them? Are they easy to find? What kind of standards (quality, accessibility, licensing) are relevant and why are they important? Delete the scoop?
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