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HOUSTON — On the third floor of a bank building near Rice University, the future of higher education is being written. Or at least, edited. Perched i 
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Open Educational Resources (OER) have been in development for more than a decade. New content is being created and published every day at all educational levels and in a variety of online repositories. There are also a wealth of free, open source tools that educators can use for free. A list of some resources -…
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No matter if you enjoy taking or just watching images of space, NASA has a treat for you. They have made their entire collection of images, sounds, and video available and publicly searchable online. It’s
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The NGV Collection contains approximately 75,000 works of art and approximately 90% of its records are available for viewing here. More than 30,000 images of works in the Public Domain are available to download at high resolution for free for publications and non-commercial use by clicking on the download icon. We are constantly improving and adding to the information on this website through research and scholarship, with updates being made to records on a regular basis and images added when they become available.
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Meeting instructors where they are can be challenging -- but figuring out how they learn best can be crucial, according to leaders of professional development initiatives.
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The concept of "open learning" encompasses far more than what's found in a textbook. These sources provide other kinds of resources that will boost your students' learning.
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This talk looks at the impact of new technologies – specifically, open data, cloud technologies, AI and distributed ledgers (blockchain) – on the future shape of OER – what they will look like, how they will be used, and what skills and knowledge will be needed to develop and use them. Seminar, Mar 05, 2019. Via Edumorfosis, Dennis Swender
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The number of instructors aware of and using OER continues to grow -- but many remain out of the loop. Will the market continue to shift?
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Open educational resources can provide access to high-quality resources while offsetting the costs of traditional textbooks. An array of costs are ass
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Slides from our presentation at the THETA 2017 conference in Auckland, 9th May, 2017.
Peter Mellow's insight:
If I was giving this presentation again the only thing I would change is to include H5P (a great OER toolset) as an option for interactive video.
Peter Mellow's curator insight,
July 10, 2018 10:38 PM
If I was giving this presentation again the only thing I would change is to include H5P as an option for interactive video.
Betsy Geib's curator insight,
June 6, 2019 11:10 AM
Slideshow with recommendations for engaging video content.
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IT, academic technology, and library units can support open pedagogies across different learning modalities as one way to promote and sustain an inclu
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Welcome to the National Archives of Australia. We are the nation's memory - safely keeping for all millions of Australian Government records that reflect our history and identity. | National Archives of Australia
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For so long, many of us have struggled to renew our licences for Microsoft Office and have been punished with that pesky error - but now there's a fix. Turns out, you can access it legally and for fre
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While the use of OER is a low-cost and more accessible alternative to physical textbooks, there’s still a lot of criticism surrounding OER courseware.
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Regardless of where you stand on the debate over open educational resources, you’re probably wondering: Does OER actually improve learnin
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State University of New York system strikes deal with Lumen Learning to expand and fill gaps in systemwide platform to deliver open educational resources free to students.
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Beyond the multiple options for creating and disseminating open-access books in new forms, OA monograph publishing projects are driven by the value of
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To help your students reduce the cost of their education, begin with open educational resources. Many of these textbooks won't cost them anything.
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The concept of "open learning" encompasses far more than what's found in a textbook. These sources provide other kinds of resources that will boost your students' learning.
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Two universities have shared free tools to help reduce the obstacles involved in conducting ethical educational research. Carnegie Mellon University and Duke University have both created templates that others can use when they want to study students as part of research work involving teaching practices.
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Legislation in 1998 extended copyright by 20 years, so this year marks the first time in two decades that the pool of freely available work has been added to
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Peter Mellow's insight:
Am I missing something? Apart from a cutesy user interface, this appears to me to be a Q&A discussion forum over/around a video. I do like the in timeline comments (nod to Perusall!) but from the video on their website, it does not seem to me to be as 'interactive video' as Coursera/Hapyak or even H5P define it.
Perhaps there are features that they are not showing us, but there is not much info on the website. When I want to know about integration with Moodle, or prices I get shoved to a sales form? Might be good for school, but as it looks to me, a little lightweight for highered in its current state. The Emperor's New Clothes?
Peter Mellow's curator insight,
July 10, 2018 10:31 PM
Am I missing something? Apart from a cutesy user interface, this appears to me to be a Q&A discussion forum over/around a video. I do like the in timeline comments (nod to Perusall!) but from the video on their website, it does not seem to me to be as 'interactive video' as Coursera/Hapyak or even H5P define it.
Perhaps there are features that they are not showing us, but there is not much info on the website. When I want to know about integration with Moodle, or prices I get shoved to a sales form? Might be good for school, but as it looks to me, a little lightweight for highered in its current state. The Emperor's New Clothes?
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H5P empowers everyone to create, share and reuse interactive content - all you need is a web browser and a web site that supports H5P.
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