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Get Up To Speed with OER

This is a self-paced tutorial for faculty and staff to learn about Open Educational Resources - what they are, how to find and evaluate them, how to adapt and create them, and how to handle the copyright and technical implications.

Incorporating Other OER into Your OER

Incorporating Other People's OERs into Your OER

As we discussed in Topic 2, creating OER often involves remixing the OER created by others, and in order to do so legally and ethically, you have to know how the various Creative Commons licenses can and can't be combined.

Licensing Your OER

Licensing Your OER

Watch this video segment from Dr. Cable Green of the Creative Commons, called Finding, Using, Modifying and Creating OER: Copyright, Fair Use, and Creative Commons. It explains how you retain the copyright to your OER, but can choose licenses that permit and restrict kinds of sharing, reuse, and remixing. It also explains the advantages and disadvantages of different licenses, such as Non-Commercial. 

Begin at minute 4:55 and watch to 10:15 (total of 5:20).