Everything is Shareable: Why Open Educational Resources are Critical to Lifelong Learning and the Sharing Economy

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2016
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2016-11-25 21:49:04
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Author (aut): Christiansen, Erik G.
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This presentation is from a workshop on open educational resources (OER). This workshop was part of the Code4Lib Alberta Conference, on November 24, 2016. It provides an overview of OER in the context of the open education movement while emphasizing practical considerations when using/creating OER. The audience participated in an OER search activity and added their findings to the live slide deck.
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Open educational resources (OER)
Open education
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Christiansen, Erik G. “Everything is Shareable: Why Open Educational Resources are Critical to Lifelong Learning and the Sharing Economy”. Presentations (communicative events). University Library. Handle placeholder.
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