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Slide 1: Content Creation and Open Educational Resources Graham Attwell
Slide 2: the creation of open source software and development tools. the creation and provision of open course content and the development of standards and licensing tools
Slide 3: “Openness is the core paradigm of content, tools and services in Web 2.0 digital environments”
Slide 4: easy discovery (re)use ‘learnability’ community
Slide 5: OERs have been very successful but there remain many challenges and issues
Slide 6: Take up and use of OERs is limited: reuse even more so
Slide 7: Teachers and learners are still seen as consumers of content who primarily want to download materials
Slide 8: rather than participants in communities of practice
Slide 9: This means providing a means for active involvement with the content
Slide 10: Managing learning
Slide 11: Facilitating interaction
Slide 12: Empower users - encourage (co)creation
Slide 13: Support individual content creators and communities of practice with useful tools and services
Slide 14: Make licensing of content as easy as possible
Slide 15: Allow for easy discovery and access to reosurces
Slide 16: support the creation of rich metadata and provide semantically enhanced access to resources
Slide 17: develop an ecology of Open Educational Resources
Slide 18: Thanks for watching



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