Finding resources - OCL2 kickoff presentation
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This document provides information on finding open educational resources (OER) for the Open Course Library. It lists several websites where openly licensed images, video, and other materials can be found, including search.creativecommons.org, oercommons.org, cnx.org, saylor.org, and oerglue.com/courses. It also mentions checking with a librarian or creating original content if suitable resources cannot be found.
Finding resources - OCL2 kickoff presentation
- 1. Finding Open Resources for The Open Course Library Phase 1 Celebration and Phase 2 Kickoff Event January 24-26, 2012
- 2. Where do I find open resources?
- 3. Great places to find openly licensed images, video, clipart, etc: search.creativecommons.org.
- 4. Where should I search for OER? • oercommons.org/oer • Connexions (cnx.org) • saylor.org • oerglue.com/courses • merlot.org
- 5. Also try our own, homegrown collection of OCL-related links: http://bit.ly/oer-matrix (It’s editable by anyone, so feel free to add)
- 6. Use Creative Commons to search Google: search.creativecommons.org (This picture is fake, but someday it will be this easy…)
- 7. Use Creative Commons to search Google: search.creativecommons.org
- 8. What if I can’t find open educational resources for what I need? • Have you checked with your librarian? • Could you create some of it yourself? • Link out to other online materials, even if not openly licensed (last resort)
- 9. Questions? This and other presentations will be posted in the developer resources section of http://opencourselibrary.org