by Dewi Parry<\/p>\n
I went to an OER workshop<\/a>\u00a0a couple of weeks ago, run by CoPILOT (Community of Practice for Information Literacy Online Teaching)<\/a>, and I promised to let Catherine<\/a> know what went on! So I thought it would be a good idea to share some of the resources on the blog, along with some other OER related materials.<\/p>\n Let us know what you think of them and forward them on to your staff to have a look at if you think they are of value\u00a0(This is by no way a full list of OER resources – it\u2019s just a starting point).<\/p>\n Jorum<\/b> – http:\/\/www.jorum.ac.uk\/<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n Funded by Jisc, Jorum is the place where you will find free OERs shared and created under CC licenses by those who teach in or create content for HE and FE in the UK. It is possible to find and use thousands of free resources from a wide variety of subject areas. (really impressed with this, and think it could be a valuable resource if pushed within the University). Here is a case study<\/a> Simon passed over to me, from SOCSI\u2019s Luke Sloan, who has found using Jorum really useful.<\/p>\n Here\u2019s a video showing how to search for OERs on Jorum:<\/p>\n