A seasonal podcast series exploring how humans need to adapt to the next transition
Welcome to the Autumn season.
Autumn sharpens our focus once summer is over and we’re perhaps a little sad to see the warmth of the sun disappear. That said, this change of season brings a different type of concentration and a readiness to go deeper into ideas we had while enjoying our ice creams.
Placing OER Conversations in the autumn acknowledges that Open Educational Resources is a specialist conversation that asks for more than just talking about ‘free learning’ ~ it’s about paying attention to what this means for users and for revisers and remixers. Autumn is the season for that kind of focused engagement.
Podcast #1 ~ Why OER?
The 5 principles of Open Educational Resources (OER), as defined by David Wiley, are
Retain
Reuse
Revise
Remix
Redistribute
These principles define the rights users have to access, adapt, and share educational materials freely.
Podcast #2 ~ Retain
The 5 principles of Open Educational Resources (OER), as defined by David Wiley, are
Retain
Reuse
Revise
Remix
Redistribute
These principles define the rights users have to access, adapt, and share educational materials freely.
Podcast #3~ Reuse
The 5 principles of Open Educational Resources (OER), as defined by David Wiley, are
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Reuse
Revise
Remix
Redistribute
These principles define the rights users have to access, adapt, and share educational materials freely.
Podcast #4 ~ Revise
The 5 principles of Open Educational Resources (OER), as defined by David Wiley, are
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Revise
Remix
Redistribute
These principles define the rights users have to access, adapt, and share educational materials freely.
Podcast #5 ~ Remix
The 5 principles of Open Educational Resources (OER), as defined by David Wiley, are
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Reuse
Revise
Remix
Redistribute
These principles define the rights users have to access, adapt, and share educational materials freely.
Podcast #6 ~ Redistribute
The 5 principles of Open Educational Resources (OER), as defined by David Wiley, are
Retain
Reuse
Revise
Remix
Redistribute
These principles define the rights users have to access, adapt, and share educational materials freely.
