This presentation was delivered at the startup project meeting of the Open Educational Resources Pilot at the Higher Education Academy Engineering Subject Centre on Thursday 14th May 2009.The presentation describes what is meant by "Open" Educational Resources, gives the different creative commons licences and shows methods of dissemination.
1. Dissemination of Open Educational Resources Lisa J Rogers Institute for Computer Based Learning Heriot-Watt University Open Education Resources Pilot Engineering Subject Centre 14 th May 2009
27. Identification Workflow Rights Clearance Locate Replacements Location OER Workflow Selection Location Collect together Resources to be made open. Selection Decide which resources are appropriate to be made open and are in timescale Rights Clearance ensure approval is granted for making resources open, ensure third party materials can be cleared, if not ensure replacements can be found
28. OER Workflow Original Resource Rejuvenated Resource Licenced Resource Open Resource Rejuvenation Includes removing or replacing unlicenced third party content - Technical rejuvenation (use appropriate standards) Licencing Decide which licence to apply (Creative Commons Attribution/Non Commercial/ Share Alike) Making your resource available upload and describe resource in web 2.0 services, JorumOpen and perhaps own website(s). Making Available Licencing Rejuvenation
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30. Licence This work is licenced under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 UK: Scotland License. To view a copy of this licence, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/scotland/ Lisa Rogers ICBL, Heriot Watt University Dissemination of Open Educational Resources Presented to Open Educational Resources Pilot Project at Engineering Subject Centre 14 th May 2009
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