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This document summarizes an EdReNe session on looking ahead at new and ongoing initiatives related to open educational resources (OER) and less used languages (LUL). It lists presentations from various members and a discussion on proposed policy recommendations to promote OER for LUL, including recommendations for the European Commission, governments, and institutions. Participants were asked to provide thoughts on the recommendations through online brainstorming tools.

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EdReNe Session
26 September 2016

A Look Ahead...
 Presentations from
members on new and
ongoing initiatives
 Discussion of OER/LUL
policy recommendations

From the agenda…
• Peter Karlberg (Skolverket)
• Nicole McNeilly (Europeana Foundation)
• Don Winer (MAKASH)
• David Massart (European Schoolnet)
• Bettina Lundgaard Hansen and Niklas Grønlund
Lind (Ministeriet for Børn, Undervisning og
Ligestilling)
Others?

Policy Recommendations Discussion
Survey:
Are you familiar with initiatives (bottom-up or institutional) at
that are tackling the issue of making digital resources (OER or not)
available in LUL languages?
Are there policies already in place on OER-LUL at your national
and regional levels?
Question:
Are there any proposed recommendations that you think will be
particularly effective in promoting the uptake of OER for LUL?
Would you add something that is missing and why?

Share your thoughts…
• React to Recommendations for the EC:
– http://www.tricider.com/brainstorming/2cOGolu
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• React to Recommendations for governments
– http://www.tricider.com/brainstorming/3aLWjn3
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• React to Recommendations for institutions
– http://www.tricider.com/brainstorming/3XWM4
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