Open Educational Resources Sample Clauses

Open Educational Resources. University and School will consider the use of free or low-cost open educational resources in courses offered under the Dual Credit Partnership Program.
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Open Educational Resources. Agree to terms and conditions that require course and course series and technology/platforms enabled with Learning Lab funds to be available as open educational resources.
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Open Educational Resources a. MCC will consider the use of free or low-cost open educational resources for courses as may be deemed appropriate by the faculty member and MCC.
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Open Educational Resources. We make our learning and teaching materials freely accessible. Open educational resources (OER) is the practice where learning, teaching or training materials such as books, videos, source code or transcripts are made freely available to as many people as possible. Open educational resources contributes to improving equal opportunities for education worldwide. Furthermore, open educational resources are part of the global megatrends of the knowledge society and lifelong learning. By publishing your teaching and learning materials as open educational resources, you are contributing to the education of more people, which can contribute to a bigger, better science community.
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Open Educational Resources. XXXXXX & XXXXX shall provide access to OER course materials to support academic programs as needed/required as well as accommodate the adoption of OER as requested by CUESTA COLLEGE Faculty.
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