Open Educational Resources Faculty Toolkit

This toolkit for faculty walks through an introduction to Open Educational Resources (OER), their benefits for teaching and learning, and how to find them and evaluate them. It remixes content from many existing sources on OER and open education.

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OER Faculty Toolkit

  • What is an Open Educational Resource (OER)?

    by Marissa Ajamian Grossman
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  • OER and its Benefits

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  • Finding OER

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  • Evaluating OER

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  • Revising and Remixing OER

    by Juan Arias
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  • Creating and Publishing New OER

    by Juan Arias
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  • Reusing and Redistributing OER to Students

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  • The Myths of OER

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