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Page 1: Open my classroom: why and how?

Languages Without BordersLangues sans frontiegraveres

Open up my Classroom - Why and how

No need to login in Just google twitter and my name Then click on link

3

Gain an insight into current State of OER

Understand Basics of Open Licensing

Go home with a Toolkit OER Repositories + Tools for Language Teaching

Evaluate an OER Online course platform

Know tools to modify OER content

4

Objectifs de la seacuteance

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017 Presenter

joerdisweilandtulethca

0001

By Tony Hisgett from Birmingham UK (Studium Uploaded by tm) [CC BY

20 (httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby20)] via Wikimedia Commons

19981000

2002

By WiNG (Own work) [CC BY-SA 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby-sa30)] via Wikimedia Commons

10002007

Picture by Shuttleworth Foundation

10002012

OER in greater context

Definition OER

OER are teaching learning and research resources that reside in the public

domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that

permits their free use and re-purposing by others

Open educational resources include full courses course materials

modules textbooks streaming videos tests software and any other

tools materials or techniques used to support access to knowledge

Definition by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

5 lsquos

David Wiley (2014) The Access Compromise and the 5th R Retrieved March 3 2017 from

httpsopencontentorgblogarchives3221

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 2: Open my classroom: why and how?

No need to login in Just google twitter and my name Then click on link

3

Gain an insight into current State of OER

Understand Basics of Open Licensing

Go home with a Toolkit OER Repositories + Tools for Language Teaching

Evaluate an OER Online course platform

Know tools to modify OER content

4

Objectifs de la seacuteance

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017 Presenter

joerdisweilandtulethca

0001

By Tony Hisgett from Birmingham UK (Studium Uploaded by tm) [CC BY

20 (httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby20)] via Wikimedia Commons

19981000

2002

By WiNG (Own work) [CC BY-SA 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby-sa30)] via Wikimedia Commons

10002007

Picture by Shuttleworth Foundation

10002012

OER in greater context

Definition OER

OER are teaching learning and research resources that reside in the public

domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that

permits their free use and re-purposing by others

Open educational resources include full courses course materials

modules textbooks streaming videos tests software and any other

tools materials or techniques used to support access to knowledge

Definition by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

5 lsquos

David Wiley (2014) The Access Compromise and the 5th R Retrieved March 3 2017 from

httpsopencontentorgblogarchives3221

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 3: Open my classroom: why and how?

3

Gain an insight into current State of OER

Understand Basics of Open Licensing

Go home with a Toolkit OER Repositories + Tools for Language Teaching

Evaluate an OER Online course platform

Know tools to modify OER content

4

Objectifs de la seacuteance

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017 Presenter

joerdisweilandtulethca

0001

By Tony Hisgett from Birmingham UK (Studium Uploaded by tm) [CC BY

20 (httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby20)] via Wikimedia Commons

19981000

2002

By WiNG (Own work) [CC BY-SA 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby-sa30)] via Wikimedia Commons

10002007

Picture by Shuttleworth Foundation

10002012

OER in greater context

Definition OER

OER are teaching learning and research resources that reside in the public

domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that

permits their free use and re-purposing by others

Open educational resources include full courses course materials

modules textbooks streaming videos tests software and any other

tools materials or techniques used to support access to knowledge

Definition by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

5 lsquos

David Wiley (2014) The Access Compromise and the 5th R Retrieved March 3 2017 from

httpsopencontentorgblogarchives3221

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 4: Open my classroom: why and how?

Gain an insight into current State of OER

Understand Basics of Open Licensing

Go home with a Toolkit OER Repositories + Tools for Language Teaching

Evaluate an OER Online course platform

Know tools to modify OER content

4

Objectifs de la seacuteance

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017 Presenter

joerdisweilandtulethca

0001

By Tony Hisgett from Birmingham UK (Studium Uploaded by tm) [CC BY

20 (httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby20)] via Wikimedia Commons

19981000

2002

By WiNG (Own work) [CC BY-SA 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby-sa30)] via Wikimedia Commons

10002007

Picture by Shuttleworth Foundation

10002012

OER in greater context

Definition OER

OER are teaching learning and research resources that reside in the public

domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that

permits their free use and re-purposing by others

Open educational resources include full courses course materials

modules textbooks streaming videos tests software and any other

tools materials or techniques used to support access to knowledge

Definition by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

5 lsquos

David Wiley (2014) The Access Compromise and the 5th R Retrieved March 3 2017 from

httpsopencontentorgblogarchives3221

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 5: Open my classroom: why and how?

0001

By Tony Hisgett from Birmingham UK (Studium Uploaded by tm) [CC BY

20 (httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby20)] via Wikimedia Commons

19981000

2002

By WiNG (Own work) [CC BY-SA 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby-sa30)] via Wikimedia Commons

10002007

Picture by Shuttleworth Foundation

10002012

OER in greater context

Definition OER

OER are teaching learning and research resources that reside in the public

domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that

permits their free use and re-purposing by others

Open educational resources include full courses course materials

modules textbooks streaming videos tests software and any other

tools materials or techniques used to support access to knowledge

Definition by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

5 lsquos

David Wiley (2014) The Access Compromise and the 5th R Retrieved March 3 2017 from

httpsopencontentorgblogarchives3221

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 6: Open my classroom: why and how?

19981000

2002

By WiNG (Own work) [CC BY-SA 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby-sa30)] via Wikimedia Commons

10002007

Picture by Shuttleworth Foundation

10002012

OER in greater context

Definition OER

OER are teaching learning and research resources that reside in the public

domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that

permits their free use and re-purposing by others

Open educational resources include full courses course materials

modules textbooks streaming videos tests software and any other

tools materials or techniques used to support access to knowledge

Definition by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

5 lsquos

David Wiley (2014) The Access Compromise and the 5th R Retrieved March 3 2017 from

httpsopencontentorgblogarchives3221

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 7: Open my classroom: why and how?

By WiNG (Own work) [CC BY-SA 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby-sa30)] via Wikimedia Commons

10002007

Picture by Shuttleworth Foundation

10002012

OER in greater context

Definition OER

OER are teaching learning and research resources that reside in the public

domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that

permits their free use and re-purposing by others

Open educational resources include full courses course materials

modules textbooks streaming videos tests software and any other

tools materials or techniques used to support access to knowledge

Definition by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

5 lsquos

David Wiley (2014) The Access Compromise and the 5th R Retrieved March 3 2017 from

httpsopencontentorgblogarchives3221

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 8: Open my classroom: why and how?

10002012

OER in greater context

Definition OER

OER are teaching learning and research resources that reside in the public

domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that

permits their free use and re-purposing by others

Open educational resources include full courses course materials

modules textbooks streaming videos tests software and any other

tools materials or techniques used to support access to knowledge

Definition by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

5 lsquos

David Wiley (2014) The Access Compromise and the 5th R Retrieved March 3 2017 from

httpsopencontentorgblogarchives3221

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 9: Open my classroom: why and how?

OER in greater context

Definition OER

OER are teaching learning and research resources that reside in the public

domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that

permits their free use and re-purposing by others

Open educational resources include full courses course materials

modules textbooks streaming videos tests software and any other

tools materials or techniques used to support access to knowledge

Definition by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

5 lsquos

David Wiley (2014) The Access Compromise and the 5th R Retrieved March 3 2017 from

httpsopencontentorgblogarchives3221

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 10: Open my classroom: why and how?

Definition OER

OER are teaching learning and research resources that reside in the public

domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that

permits their free use and re-purposing by others

Open educational resources include full courses course materials

modules textbooks streaming videos tests software and any other

tools materials or techniques used to support access to knowledge

Definition by The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation

5 lsquos

David Wiley (2014) The Access Compromise and the 5th R Retrieved March 3 2017 from

httpsopencontentorgblogarchives3221

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 11: Open my classroom: why and how?

5 lsquos

David Wiley (2014) The Access Compromise and the 5th R Retrieved March 3 2017 from

httpsopencontentorgblogarchives3221

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 12: Open my classroom: why and how?

Licensing Basics

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 13: Open my classroom: why and how?

Creative Commons

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

lsquotree growthrsquo by

__skwrl__

CC-BY-NC 20

via flicker

Use +

acceptance

1 quality materials

2 high-profile

projects programs

3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

5 technological

advances

17

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 14: Open my classroom: why and how?

Timeline OE(R)

By Connormah (Own work) [CC BY 30

(httpcreativecommonsorglicensesby30)] via Wikimedia Commons

2012

2013

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References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

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find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

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References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

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lsquotree growthrsquo by

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1 quality materials

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3 institutional focus

4 media coverage

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20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

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23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

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References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 17: Open my classroom: why and how?

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20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

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26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 18: Open my classroom: why and how?

19

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 19: Open my classroom: why and how?

20

Work in pairs groups of 3-4 Look at 3-4 repositories OER tools modification software items (1 each) to

find out more about them

Present lsquoyour toolrsquo to the members in your team group by telling them whether you liked it and if yes how you could make use of it in your teaching context

Post your results for us all to view onto the Tricider board by following the

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 20: Open my classroom: why and how?

22

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 21: Open my classroom: why and how?

23

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 22: Open my classroom: why and how?

Feedback on Workshop (3 brief questions)

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 23: Open my classroom: why and how?

ᖹᒧᐧᖹᖱᔪᒣᖽ128316

Thank you128316

merci 128316

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution

Page 24: Open my classroom: why and how?

26

References

2017 Languages Without Borders | Langues sans frontiegraveres 2017

Jhangiani R amp Biswas-Diener R (2017) Open The Philosophy and Practices that are Revolutionizing Education and Science London Ubiquity Press doi httpsdoiorg105334bbc

Ania Skowron and Gosia Kurek Going Open with LangOER CC-BY-SA All Slides link directly to Original sources

All Pictures are in the Public Domain and therefore free to access and share without attribution