Open Educational Resources: Access, Impact, and Sustainability Through Policy

Thursday, October 20, 2011 | 2:30PM–3:20PM | Meeting Room 114
Session Type: E11
The availability of and interest in open educational resources (OER) have increased dramatically over the past decade. The increased availability of OER raises questions about the effect they are having on student learning and about models and policies for sustaining current efforts. This session will explore these and other issues associated with OER.

Presenters

  • Cable Green

    Director of Global Learning, Creative Commons

  • Joel Smith

    Distinguished Service Professor, Philosophy, Carnegie Mellon University

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