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The document outlines 5 benefits and 5 challenges of Open Educational Resources (OER). The benefits are that OER need to be organized in a system that is easy to find, can be used partially or fully, have clear Creative Commons restrictions visible upfront, be stored in a central repository, and be curated by an established organization. The same 5 points are listed as challenges that must be addressed for OER to be effective.
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OER
- 1. Open Education Resources Benefits and challenges by Mary Beth McNeilly
- 2. Benefits There are 5 challenges presented by Open Educational Resources. For OER to work, these things need to be done. 1. Organizing resources in a system that makes them easy to find 2. Creating resources that can be used both partiallyand fully 3. Making the Creative Commons restrictions symbols universal and visible at the start of a piece of work, not the end 4. Creating a central repository of sources, rather than the piecemeal system now. 5. Establishing a CTC body to curate and cultivate Open Educational Resources, with a master plan in mind.
- 3. Challenges There are 5 challenges presentedby Open Educational Resources.For OER to work, these things need to be done. Organizing resources in a system that makes them easy to find Creating resources that can be used both partially and fully Making the CreativeCommons restrictions symbols universal and visible at the start of a piece of work, not the end Creating a central repository of sources,rather than the piecemeal system now. Establishing a CTC body to curate and cultivateOpen Educational Resources, with a master plan in mind.