Reblog: OER benefits for enrolled students
Therese Bird provides a summary of some of the benefits that have been reported for using OER with students. The [...]
Ethics in the Open
I've been spending quite a bit of time recently thinking about the role of ethics in both the work that [...]
Reblog: Three key issues about Open Educational Resources (OERs)
OER Research Hub has been blogged on Learning About eLearning...
ROER4D: OER Impact in the Global South
This afternoon the OER Research Hub team had an interesting conference call with ROER4D, an OER research project with some [...]
The Scottish Open Education Declaration
Scottish followers (and others) are likely to be interested in this crowd-sourced statement of principle which attempts to build on [...]
OER Impact Map now open for contributions
I'm pleased to announce the latest addition to the OER Impact Map which now has an outward-facing user interface for [...]
A search guide for quality OER
I wonder how useful people find this kind of Amazon style ratings system for OER...
OER, STEM and General Education #elearning2014
It's the final morning here at eLearning2014 and also the last session with an OER focus. We have a panel [...]
Innovating at Community Colleges through OER #elearning2014
This presentation at eLearning 2014 brought together a number of OER Research Hub friends in discussion of the way that [...]
Reminder: Open Education Week 10-15 March 2014
Are you doing something for Open Education Week 2014? Tell us about it by clicking on the 'Contact Us' page [...]