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Inclusive Learning, Free Images & More: ID Links 1/3/23

Experiencing eLearning

These are under an MIT open source license. Alan Levine explains the challenges with searching for Creative Commons licensed images via Google Image search. You can adjust the size, color, and stroke thickness before downloading. You have to really dig to be certain the images are licensed correctly.

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Course Creators Guide to Copyright and Intellectual Property

BrainCert

This involves comprehending the distinction between fair use and copyright infringement, as well as being mindful of licenses such as Creative Commons, which may permit limited uses of copyrighted materials. It is crucial to understand the basic principles of copyright and intellectual property law.

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Open scholarship

Learning with e's

There is much talk about openness in education. Most of us by now are familiar with open learning , and many could describe their use of open source software such as Moodle, Mahara, Linux and Open Office. How many though, are familiar with the concept of open scholarship? Unported License.

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Seven Things I Learned This Year

Tony Karrer

Open Content Potential But There are Challenges This year I spent quite a bit of time looking at where and how open content could get leveraged in different ways. See Failure of Creative Commons Licenses and Creative Commons Use in For-Profit Company eLearning? for more on this. Top eLearning Sites?

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Fabulous learning spaces

Learning with e's

It was refreshing to see that the school is also fully open source in its software use. He argued that the most equitable way to manage this to avoid any digital divides is to provide Open Source Software to all students. If they have no device of their own, there are computers available in all the spaces.

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Be open

Learning with e's

In the speech below, which I gave at the Solstice Conference in June 2012 at Edge Hill University, I argue that we need to be more open about our content and tools, ownership of learning, intellectual property and even the very practices we participate in on a daily basis - open scholarship if you will. So be open.

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Learning first, technology second

Learning with e's

Such tools are in fact large and complex networked systems, and are very expensive to buy if they are proprietary, and very time and labour intense if they are open source. In fact, many institutions are in their second, or even third iteration of their centralised delivery system. Unported License.