Lecture

Open Educational Resources: Integration and Misconceptions

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This lecture covers the integration of Open Educational Resources (OER) in digital education, focusing on the assessment of digital content, copyright misconceptions, and the importance of OER in higher education. Participants will learn about different OER repositories, copyright issues, and the 5R permissions associated with OER. Through group work and discussions, attendees will explore the benefits and risks of using OER, as well as the appropriate Creative Commons licenses for digital content.

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Branches of law: Copyright law

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