Creating Re-usable Open Educational Resources

Leeds, Beverly (2010) Creating Re-usable Open Educational Resources. In: Proceedings of Global Learn Asia Pacific 2010. Association for the Advancement of Computing in Education (AACE), pp. 3615-3619. ISBN 1-880094-79-7

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Abstract

This paper outlines the work of two publicly funded projects at a UK university that created open educational resources (OERS) and an open access repository to locate and download these resources.. The OERs offered by EVOLUTION project have been designed in a format aimed at being familiar to academics in order to facilitate the re-use and re-purposing of these objects. The re-useable OERs have been developed at two levels; learning activities and re-usable materials. The paper progresses by outlining the model for developing learning objects and designing for re-usability that is accessible for non-technical academic staff. Some issues surrounding the project will then be addressed, the main one being the issue of sustainability of the materials. The paper will also address re-use in different contexts including different subject disciplines and non-UK institutions. It concludes by discussing the use of the model to develop materials in other contexts and outlines the plans to maintain EVOLUTION.


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