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The Project

The main purpose of licensing educational material under open licences is to allow for anyone to use, re-use or re-purpose them. However, despite a strong movement in recent years to publish such material, OER reuse is still not a common practice in Higher Education, schools and enterprises.

We intend tackle these issues by enabling Open Education at an early stage: instead of sharing complete OER or Open Educational Practices (OEP), we aim to share ideas in the early design process. We believe this process will create a fundamentally different uptake of OER by creating Emotional Ownership of OER.

What we do

Who are we?

We are a consortium of universities and research centers from 4 countries in Europe: Finland, Germany, Greece and Lithuania.

 

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How Greek engineering students collaborate on lab assignments through an online platform

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Open collaboration on industry-related research among B.A. students, academics and companies

The “open educational ideas and innovations (OEI2)” initiative promoted open collaboration already when ideas for OER development are being formed so that…

Annual barcamps on OER – How an open event inspires open educational activities in Germany

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Co-creating a virtual mobility course on adult education for Master students

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