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Open Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning
The goal of this OER is to help participants get started creating OERs using the LibreTexts ebook platform. This OER will also act as a resource, and a primer, to the teaching and learning attributes behind OERs and Creative Commons content...
- Author
- AJ Barse and Justina Brown
- Publisher
- Western Washington University
- Source
- LibreTexts
- License
- Mixed
- Language
- EN
Contents· 35 sections
- 01: Background and Introduction
- 1.01: Open Accessible and Free
- 1.02: OERs in Teaching
- 02: Tracking and Finding OERs
- 2.01: OER Collections
- 2.02: Strategies for Finding OERs
- 2.03: Open Licensing and Creative Commons Primer
- 2.3.01: Choosing A License
- 2.3.02: Open License Tutorial
- 2.04: Strategies and Keeping Track of OERs
- 03: Evaluating OERs
- 3.01: Evaluating OERs
- 3.02: Combining Licenses When Adapting
- 3.03: Adapting and Adopting an OER
- 04: Mapping and Organizing your OER
- 4.01: Mapping and Planning an OER or Remix
- 4.02: Remix Map and Mapper
- 4.03: Remix Maps Examples for Science and Chem
- 05: LibreText and Remixer
- 5.01: LibreText Remixing
- 5.02: How to Make a LibreTexts Remix
- 5.03: Transcluding (or Reusing) a Page
- 5.04: Copy-Transcluded and Copy-Forked Remixes
- 06: LibreText Creating and Making New Content
- 6.01: Editing a Page
- 6.02: Table of Contents on Page (TOC)
- 6.03: Elements and Boxes to a Page
- 07: Additional Readings and Resources on OER
- 7.01: Book Using Open Educational Resources to Promote Social Justice
- 7.02: Web Resource Teaching Handbook- Creative Commons and Public Domain
- 7.03: Book UNESCO Basic Guide to Open Educational Resources (OER)
- 7.04: Platforms and Links
- 7.05: WWU Using Open Educational Resources (OER) for Online Teaching
- 7.06: The 5 Rs of Openness
- 7.07: Open License Types