This teaching guide presents research on the learning possibilities offered through online and blended learning, as well as effective practices for facilitating online courses. Platform-specific resources and activities can also be found at the Vanderbilt Center for Teaching’s BOLD website.

1. OPEN EDUCATIONAL
RESOURCES (OER)
By- Ms. Neha Shukla
School Of Education,
BBD University

2.  Open Access
 Open Content
 Open Course Ware
 Open Source Software
 Open Education / E-Learning

3. Open Education Resources (OER)
are ‘ Materials offered freely and
openly to use and adapt for teaching,
learning, development and research ’.

4. Open Educational Resources (OER)
are teaching and learning materials that you
may freely use and reuse at no cost, and
without needing to ask permission. Unlike
copyrighted resources, OER have been
authored to created by an individual or
organization that chosen to retain few, if any,
ownership rights.

5. UNESCO Definition
Open Educational Resources (OER) are
teaching, learning or research materials
that are in the public domain or
released with an intellectual property
license that allows for free use,
adaptation, and distribution.

6. REUSE
REVISE
REMIX
Use the content in its unaltered form
Adopt, adjust, modify, improve
or alter the content
Combine the original or revised content
with OER to create something new

7. RE-
DISTRIBUTE
RETAIN
Share copies of the original or revised content,
revision or remixes with others
Keep access to the materials after the
learning event

8. Access
FREEDOM
Copy
Use
Adapt
Share

9. WHY OERs
 Sharing good practice
 Capacity building
 Breaking down barriers to learning
 Networking between teaching practitioners
 OER can help government meet the aims set out in United
Nations’ sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), especially with
regard to SDG4 : ensuring inclusive and equitable quality
education, and promoting lifelong learning opportunities for all.

10. VARIOUS
EDUCATIONAL
RESOURCES

22. THANK YOU