CoPILOT

OER &

Information Literacy

Welcome!

10.00 – 10.30

Registration and coffee Seminar Room 1Level 2

10.30 Introduction to CoPILOT Nancy Graham Seminar Room 1Level 2

11.00 Creative Commons (CC) licensesSkills Portal an example of OERs for information literacy

Vivien Sieber Seminar Room 1Level 2

11.30 Coffee

11.45 Jorum: introduction to the repository and demonstration of new layout and functions

Sarah Currier Seminar Room 1Level 2

12.30 Lunch

1.15 Open Sharing and Open Practice workshop Anne PietschMarion Kelt

Seminar Room 1Level 2

1.45 Finding and evaluating OERs Vivien Sieber IT Room 2Level 1

2.15 Depositing in Jorum (metadata) Sarah Currier IT Room 2Level 1

3.00 OER Policy Leeds(Virtual session)

Helen Howard Seminar Room 1Level 2

3.30 Questions and round up Seminar Room 1Level 2

3.45 Close

Creative Commons CC & Open Educational Resources (OER)

Vivien Sieber

OCI and OER

• MIT Open Courseware Initiative (2002)

• Open Educational Resources UK

• Jorum and Jorum Open (Repository) & Open University

• Dependent on CC licences

• JISC/HEA projects: “What do we need to do to share and reuse

courseware?” 2009-10

Creative Commons

http://creativecommons.org/

• Nonprofit

• Increase sharing & collaboration

• 6 different licences

• Author retains copyright

Attribution allows

• Distribution • Modify, remix, derivative works• Commercial use• Must give credit for the original creation • Most accommodating of licenses

Attribution Share Alike

• Distribution

• Modify, remix, derivative works

• Commercial use

• Must give credit for the original creation

• Must use the same license as original on derivative works (commercial allowed)

Attribution No Derivatives• Distribution • Commercial use• Must give credit for the original creation • No derivative works, must be passed

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Attribution Non-Commercial

• Distribution

• Modify, remix, derivative works

• No commercial use

• Must give credit for the original creation

• Must use the same license as original on derivative works

Attribution Non-Commercial Share Alike

• Distribution

• Modify, remix, derivative works

• No commercial use

• Must give credit for the original creation

• Must use the same license as original on derivative works i.e. Non-commercial

Attribution Non-Commercial No Derivatives

• Distribution

• No modification, remix, derivative works

• No commercial use

• Must give credit for the original creation

• Must use the same license as original on derivative works i.e. Non-commercial

Advantages

• Sharing and reuse

• Reinventing the wheel

• E-learning expensive

• Learn from others

• Undergraduates

• Taught Masters

• Doctoral Students

Skil ls Portal

• Download

• Stylesheet

• Create index

• Convert from Word to HTML

Jorum

Skills Portal

http://l ibweb.surrey.ac.uk/library/skil ls/ learningskil ls.html

Researcher Development Portal http://libweb.surrey.ac.uk/library/Skills/RDP/RDP%20resources.html

© University of Leicester

©University of Central Lancashire

© Open University

• Time

• Quality

• Customize

- Replace institution branding

- Adjust assessments

- Add local instructions

Advantages

Question

What constitutes “repurposing”?

http://libweb.surrey.ac.uk/library/skills/learningskills.html