@inbook {
	title = {Reusing, reworking and remixing open educational resources},
	year = {2010},
	month = {01/2010},
	author = {Lane, Andy and Connolly, Teresa and Ferreira, Giselle and McAndrew, Patrick and Wilson, Tina and Marshall, Stewart and Kinuthia, Wanjira},
	keywords = {case study, reuse, OER creation, OER definition, openlearn, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation},
	address = {Charlotte, NC},
	language = {eng},
	publisher = {Cases 'n' Places: Global Cases in Educational and Performance Technology},
	abstract = {Open educational resources are largely a phenomenon of the Web, although they can be used as offline resources. We have provided a rough guide to the OER world, and OpenLearn in particular in the case study, highlighting the thinking that lay behind the transformation of educational resources for open publication and exemplified by real examples accessible on or from OpenLearn and as discussed in key publications written by members of the OpenLearn Team. We expect the case study to give sufficient information and pointers to online sources for readers to begin to explore the issues involved, while we expect you, as an instructor, to highlight ways in which you can get your students to actively explore and use an OER as a learner and educator in order to use their own experiences to better understand and address the issues. However, you may want to suggest that your students also do some preclass reading of a selection of papers from the bibliography in addition to the case study itself.},
	url = {http://oro.open.ac.uk/21896/},
}