[Open-education] How do you mainstream open education and OERs?

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Great post from Sheila Mac Neil on 'How do you mainstream open education 
and OERs?'

"/Whilst I love the simplicity of the slogan "the opposite of open is 
broken" in reality it is a bit more complicated than that. We are still 
a way away from an open by default approach in my institution and I 
suspect many others. There is a cost to open, and many of us don't have 
access to external or internal funds to kickstart and maintain open 
approaches./"

https://howsheilaseesit.wordpress.com/2015/02/23/how-do-you-mainstream-open-education-and-oers-a-bit-of-feedback-sought-for-oer15/

Sheila is collecting examples of mainstream (regular, everyday) use 
and/or creation of OERs by teaching staff in institutions. /How do you 
get and maintain the "open habit"?/ Lots of insightful comments too.

Marieke


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