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Building diverse, equitable and inclusive communities
The document discusses open educational resources (OER), which are freely available educational materials that can be legally downloaded, edited, and shared. It states that we now live in an age where information is abundant and accessible to all for the first time in history, and that OER are key to improving education opportunities for students by better serving their needs. However, it notes that not all people have equal access to take advantage of OER, such as those without internet access, computers, libraries, or materials in their own language.
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- 8. “We live inan age of information abundance where everyone, for the first time in history, can access all the knowledge they wish. The key to this sea-change in education opportunity is Open Educational Resources (OER), freely available materials that can be legally downloaded, edited and shared to better serve all students.” Source: https://en.unesco.org/courier/j uly-september-2017/sharing-le gally-and-freely-better-learning
- 9. “We live inan age of information abundance where everyone, for the first time in history, can access all the knowledge they wish. The key to this sea-change in education opportunity is Open Educational Resources (OER), freely available materials that can be legally downloaded, edited and shared to better serve all students.” Source: https://en.unesco.org/courier/j uly-september-2017/sharing-le gally-and-freely-better-learning
- 10. ● People withwifi connection ● People with computers at home ● People with access to libraries ● People who have OER in a language that they understand Source: https://en.unesco.org/courier/j uly-september-2017/sharing-le gally-and-freely-better-learning “We live in an age of information abundance where everyone, for the first time in history, can access all the knowledge they wish. The key to this sea-change in education opportunity is Open Educational Resources (OER), freely available materials that can be legally downloaded, edited and shared to better serve all students.”
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