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1. Lecture objective

After this lecture you should understand

What open educational resources are and why libraries and universities play a key role in sharing them.

2. Key concepts

Open resources: Educational materials shared without legal or financial barriers, usually under Creative Commons licenses.

Repository: A digital archive where a university collects and shares publications and teaching materials.

3. How it connects

The role of institutions

Libraries maintain repositories, ensure metadata quality and help lecturers publish materials openly.

4. Why it matters

Open resources level the playing field for students and lower the cost of studying.

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TranscriptOpen educational resourcesSample data
  1. Lecturer

    Let's start with a definition, because the rest of the class depends on it.

  2. Lecturer

    Open educational resources are materials shared without legal or financial barriers, usually under Creative Commons licenses.

  3. Student

    So I can legally use them and share them further?

  4. Lecturer

    Yes, within the limits of the chosen license.

  5. Lecturer

    Access to such materials is facilitated by libraries, which maintain repositories.

  6. Lecturer

    For students it is above all a level playing field and a lower cost of studying.

Source 04:12: Open educational resources are materials shared without legal or financial barriers, usually under Creative Commons licenses.

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Open educational resources are materials shared without legal or financial barriers.Source 04:12

The role of libraries in publishing materials

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