“Creative Commons (CC) is a non-profit organization that maintains a set of user- and creator-friendly copyright licenses that you can attach to your work to communicate how it can be […]
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Celebrate with us – It’s been 10 years of Open at USask! Since the start of this journey in 2014, our USask community have worked together on the creation of open educational
“Open House” – Celebrating 10 years of Open at USask Read More »
In this session, we will explore innovative alternatives to traditional textbook publisher homework systems, focusing on solutions that save students money and offer the instructor greater customization options. We will
On the occasion of Open Education Week 2025, taking place from March 3 to 7, the Open Education Italia network is organizing a meeting dedicated to presenting the Dubai Declaration
Open Education Italia presents the Dubai Declaration on OER to the Italian Community Read More »
This interactive session will highlight best practices implementation strategies, and the positive impact of LibreTexts ancillaries on student comprehension, retention, and application of course content. It features the presenter’s firsthand
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El próximo 5 de marzo tendrá lugar, dentro de la Semana de Educación Abierta, la Jornada REA, jornada que han organizado en colaboración la Línea 1 y el Grupo de Trabajo de Repositorios. La jornada,
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Open Ed Live is a free online event aimed at bringing higher ed faculty, librarians, instructional designers, and others with related responsibilities or interests together to explore the boundless opportunities
Join BCIT instructor Julia Alards-Tomalin and University of Alberta’s Valerie Miller to explore the exciting evolution of a cross-institutional OER project. Learn how Valerie’s educational game, “Become an Earth Doctor,”
Growing OERs Across Institutions: A Collaborative Cycle Read More »
Join us as we talk about two open educational resources: 1) Data Analysis for Social Scientists offered by MIT OpenCourseWare and 2) Accessible Appalachia by Lisa Day and Jacob Johnson,
Brought to you by Collab4Open In addition to open educational resources, the costs of learning materials can be reduced by leveraging library resources and exceptions to copyright. In this session,
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