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Introduction to JIME special issue on Open Educational Resources (OER)
Boyle, Tom

PublishedDecember 2010
Type of workJIME Special Issue on Open Educational Resources
JournalJournal of Interactive Media in Education
Volume 1, Issue 1, Pages 1-2

ABSTRACT
The OER10 Conference at the University of Cambridge in March 2010 brought together many leading researchers and developers of open educational resources. This special edition of JIME presents selected papers from that conference. All the papers were extended after the conference and subject to review by two reviewers. The five papers, selected for the special edition, address a number of significant challenges in the design, use and embedding of OERs.


Languageeng
ISSN1365-893X
RefereedYes
Rightsby/3.0
DOI10.5334/2010-1
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