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Open Educational Resources (OER)
Adapted from Open educational resources (OER) Guide by UQ Library. We would like to thank UQ Library for letting us use their guide as a template.
Open Educational Resources (OERs) are educational materials that are licensed in ways that allow us to legally and freely copy, use, adapt and re-share them. OERs include courses, textbooks, assignments, tests, projects, software, audio, video and animation (Source: UNESCO and Open Education Resource Foundation).
Benefits of open education resources
OERs provide access to all kinds of resources for the educational benefit of people from all backgrounds in our global community.
OERs allow for:
free and legal access to high quality content
adaptation to suit local context
the increased usage of your resource due to the removal of barriers to access
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