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Memorandum of understanding Open Educational Resources
Alberta, Ministry of Innovation and Advanced Education [corporate]

PublishedMarch 2014
PeriodicalPages 1-3
PublisherGovernment of Alberta, Government of British Columbia, Government of Saskatchewan
CountryCanada

ABSTRACT
The Premiers of British Columbia, Alberta, and Saskatchewan (the three most western provinces) released a Memorandum of Understanding on Open Education Resources, which will see the three provinces work together to make higher education more affordable by developing Open Education Resources within their advanced education sectors.

Keywords Alberta · British Columbia · collaboration · cooperation · memorandum · Saskatchewan · sharing

Languageen
URLhttp://www.gov.sk.ca/adx/aspx/adxGetMedia.aspx?mediaId=f3d342c4-ab61-44a4-9f96-71ceb7810a5d&PN=Shared
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