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Creative Commons defines Open Education Resources (OER) as educational materials that are licensed in a manner that provides everyone with free and perpetual permission for users to retain, revise, remix, reuse, and redistribute those materials. These uses are commonly referred to as 5R activities:
One of the key benefits of OERs is that they reduce barriers to access, reducing the economic burden that students may face when purchasing textbooks or other educational materials. Depending on the license applied OER can be used, adapted, and/or re-mixed by the user to suit the needs of the instructor and the students.
The Open Education Resource (OER) Development Program is a suite of services and tools offered by the Robertson Library to assist faculty in developing and publishing Open Educational Resources (OERs) through:
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All pages in the Open Educational Resources section are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.