OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES(OER)- ANIE KURIYAN

This presentation discusses the major features and advantages of open educational resources and its importance in education.

1. OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES(OER) DIGITAL REPOSITORIES, CREATIVE COMMONS PRESENTED BY ANIE KURIYAN ,SPS MGU

2. OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESORCES Open Educational Resources are educational materials that are freely available for use, remixing, and redistribution. OER can include a variety of resources such as textbooks, lecture notes, videos, quizzes, and other educational materials that are openly licensed, allowing educators and students to access, modify, and share them without the constraints of traditional copyright.

3. SIGNIFICANCE OF OER Affordability: OER provides free access to educational materials, reducing the financial burden on students and making education more affordable. Accessibility: OER makes educational resources widely available, allowing learners from diverse backgrounds and locations to access quality materials. Flexibility: Open licenses associated with OER enable educators to customize and adapt content to suit their teaching objectives and the needs of their students. Collaboration: OER encourages collaboration and knowledge-sharing among educators, fostering a sense of community and innovation in the educational landscape .

4. Inclusivity: OER promotes inclusivity by providing resources in various formats and languages, catering to a diverse range of learners with different needs and preferences. Global Impact: OER has the potential to benefit learners worldwide, contributing to the democratization of education on a global scale. Sustainability: OER supports sustainability by reducing the environmental impact associated with the production and distribution of traditional educational materials. Continuous Improvement: The open nature of OER allows for continuous improvement as educators can update and enhance materials based on feedback and changing educational needs.

5. SOURCE ITEMS IN OER

6. TYPES OF OER

7. OER IN INDIA PROJECT OSCAR e- Pathashala E PG Pathashala SWAYAM PRABHA Shodh Ganga DIKSHA SWAYAM National Digital Library

8. INTERNATIONAL OER’S Google Scholar Slide share DOAB DOAJ Khan Academy

9. DIGITAL REPOSITORIES Digital repositories are online platforms or databases designed to store, organize, and provide access to digital content. These repositories can host a variety of digital materials, including documents, research papers, datasets, images, videos, and other multimedia assets. The primary purpose of digital repositories is to facilitate the storage, management, and dissemination of digital content, making it easily accessible to users.

10. CHARACTERISTICS Storage: Digital repositories store digital assets in a systematic and organized manner. Organization: Digital repositories often employ metadata and categorization systems to organize digital content effectively. Accessibility: Repositories are designed to provide easy access to digital content for users. Depending on the repository's policies, content may be freely accessible to the public, restricted to specific user groups, or subject to certain usage conditions.

11. Preservation: Many digital repositories prioritize the long-term preservation of digital assets, ensuring that the content remains accessible and usable over time. Collaboration: Some digital repositories support collaboration by allowing multiple contributors to submit and share their digital materials. This can be particularly valuable in academic and research settings where scholars and institutions collaborate on projects. Open Access: Some digital repositories focus on hosting materials with open access licenses, promoting the sharing and reuse of digital content. Open access repositories may include scholarly articles, educational resources, and other materials that are freely available to the public.

12. CREATIVE COMMON Creative Commons (CC) is a nonprofit organization that provides a set of licenses and tools to allow creators to share their work under specified conditions. These licenses enable creators to retain some of the traditional copyright while granting certain permissions to others.

13. A creator might use a Creative Commons license to allow others to use their work for non-commercial purposes, with or without modifications, as long as proper attribution is given. Example Licenses: Some common Creative Commons licenses include Attribution (CC BY), Attribution- ShareAlike (CC BY-SA), and Attribution- NonCommercial - NoDerivs (CC BY-NC-ND).

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