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	News From download of lectures to entire courses for free, Rebecca Attwood reports on how universities are fitting open educational resources into their missions and marketing. Times High Education, 'Get it out in the open' by Rebecca Attwood, published 24th September 2009. Another interesting article on 'Self-learners' using open educational resources. The Sunday Times, 'Self-learners creating university of online' by Richard Woods, published 11th October 2009.

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	Publications If you want to know more about the many developments around OpenLearn at The Open University you can find a description about these below. The impact of OpenLearn on activities at The Open University Resource

	Useful information on OER The unit below gives you some ideas and things to consider when creating open education resources. Please bookmark the unit url to refer to later, remember to click on the back button to return to the SCORE collaboration area. Creating OER UNESCO have funded the development of an OER Toolkit, aimed at decision and policy makers that are thinking about creading Open Educational Resources. It gives an overview and things to consider. Let us know what you think in the discussion forum above. http://oerwiki.iiep-unesco.org/index.php?title=UNESCO_OER_Toolkit

	SCORE Events: Conferences, Presentations, Workshops, Seminars & Mentor sessions Events Creative Commons workshop 16th November, London. The link below will take you off to the contents provided on the day. This will give you a flavour of the day will replicated activities and contents, powerpoint presentations, video and audio with lots of practical advice. Wording for terms & conditions, waiver forms, permission letters & emails, the mechanics of keeping your records in order, take down policy ideas, xml coding for (c) lines, methods of distinguishing content cover under CC and other third party content. An opportunity for you to join in the discussion area and post any specific queries. Workshop 'A Common Sense Approach to Creative Commons Resource

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