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NROC Meeting 2011 - Embracing OER
The document explores the concepts of possibility, permissibility, and facility in the context of Open Educational Resources (OER). It reflects on how these ideas can influence the way we approach learning and sharing resources. The document includes various visual elements and references to images that enhance the discussion.
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NROC Meeting 2011 - Embracing OER
- 1. Possibility vs Permissibilityvs Facility or, How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Embrace OER
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Editor's Notes
- #2 OER are resources for teaching and learning which reside in the PD or have been released under an IP license which permits free use and adaptation by anyone. Sounds good, but what does that mean ? And do I have to use OER differently? Mostly, it all just sounds so darn complicated !
- #3 Some things are easy to change, but oh so boring!
- #4 Other things may be more visually interesting, but perhaps to a fault? These types of resources can obviously be improved, but even if you had permission, would you feel all that compelled to adapt them?