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Emerging-technology expert calls for open access to academic knowledge
Sarah, Cunnane

PublishedJune 2010
JournalThe Times Higher Education Supplement THE

ABSTRACT
Brian Lamb, manager of emerging technologies and digital content at the University of British Columbia, also said that open educational resources (OERs) could help to reassert the academy's role as a "leader and guardian of free and open enquiry".


Languageen
ISSN0049-3929
URLhttp://www.timeshighereducation.co.uk/story.asp?storycode=412769
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