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Tips for Bringing OER to Your University, Institution, or School

Tips for Bringing OER to Your University, Institution, or School

In our OER series, we’ve explored how cost-friendly open educational resources (OER) can replace the expense of traditional textbooks. We’ve looked at where to find OER as well as how to choose quality materials. By now, you’re probably wondering how to bring OER into your institution.

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Unknown's avatarAuthor Jessica Bishop, Instructional DesignerPosted on April 10, 2018December 19, 2018Categories Content, eLearning, Higher Education, Strategy, Tips & Tricks, Trends, Workplace CultureTags How-to, model, OER, OER series, Open Educational Resources, Tips, Trends1 Comment on Tips for Bringing OER to Your University, Institution, or School

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