Benefits and Challenges of OER Brett Straka
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This document discusses the benefits and challenges of using Open Educational Resources. The benefits include reducing student costs, increasing access to materials, easily sharing knowledge, customizing formats, and fostering creativity and collaboration. The challenges are limited access without proper technology, the time needed to find quality resources, requiring digital literacy to use resources, needing sustainable funding for access, and content that may not last over time.
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성공 이후에는 깔끔하게 정돈된 모습만 드러나기 때문에 우리가 잘 알기 어려울 뿐이다. "
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