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Open Educational Resources

Open Educational Resources

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Faculty Guide to Open Educational Resources and Other Alternatives for Textbooks

Faculty guide to open educational resources and other alternatives to textbooks

This guide is meant to help you navigate the world of Open Educational Resources.

What are OERs?

Find OERs

Adapt OERs

Create OERs

Open Platforms

OER Accessibility

Who can help me with OERs?

Seneca OER Examples

OER Workflows

 

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Other OER resources from the Teaching & Learning Centre:

OERs in the Academic Newsletter:

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james.buczynski
James Buczynski

The Journal of Open Educational Resources in Higher Education just launched.

11/1/2022
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