The document discusses open educational resources (OER) and open licensing. It provides definitions and examples of open source software, open access, open culture, open data, and other open concepts. It explains that open resources are free to use, modify, and share subject to permissions granted by open licenses like Creative Commons licenses. The document encourages educators to use, adapt, create and share OER to make educational resources more accessible to others.

1. Thinking about open
Bea de los Arcos
@celTatis
Except where otherwise noted this presentation is available under a Creative
Commons Attribution 4.0 international license

2. Photo by Alexandre Godreau on Unsplash

3. Open Source Software
Open Access
Open Culture
Open Educational Resources
Open Content
Open Data
Open Science
Open Research
Open Licensing
Open Textbooks
Open Courseware
Open Policy
CC BY J.Park http://www.slideshare.net/janeatcc

4. open > free
Adapted from TJ Bliss, CC BY

5. open = free + permissions
Adapted from TJ Bliss, CC BY

6. all rights
reserved
Adapted from David Ernst, CC BY

7. all rights
reserved
some rights
reserved
Adapted from David Ernst, CC BY

8. With Creative Commons licenses, you are
free to…
copy mix
share keep
edit use
Adapted from David Ernst, CC BY

9. CC BY David Ernst

10. CC BY David Ernst

11. AdaptedfromPaulStacey,BCcampusOpenTextbookWorkshop,CCBY
https://www.slideshare.net/Paul_Stacey/bccampus-open-textbook-workshop
not OPEN
OPEN

12. I use and adapt OER in my
teaching
I create and share OER using
open licenses
Adapted from Catherine Cronin, CC BY SA
My students create and share
OER using open licenses

13. what’s stopping you?
PhotobySamuelZelleronUnsplass

14. Source: http://oro.open.ac.uk/47931/1/Educators_FINAL_OERRHData.pdf

16. TUDelft Extension School
How can we support you?
Training
Finding, sharing and caring for
educational resources
March 27th or June 5th, 13.00 – 15.00

17. Photo by A. Levine CC BY 2.0 https://flic.kr/p/e3rrRw