Using Open Educational Resources in Teaching: Week 1 - Table of contents

Week 1 explores what Open Educational Resources are, along with the experiences of university teachers and practitioners around the world: here you can find the main points covered. The following tables collect the direct links to the videos on the topics covered, to support your exploration of the contents.

Remember to use the course index on the left side of the page to explore more content!

**Let's start: what are OER?**
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Let's start: what are OERs?	Paola Corti, Politecnico di Milano, Italy	View content
OERs, MOOCs and Third Mission	Susanna Sancassani, Politecnico di Milano, Italy	View content
The perspective of Anant Agarwal	Anant Agarwal, CEO @ edX and Professor at MIT, USA	View content
UNESCO and OER philosophy	Rory McGreal, Athabasca University, Canada	View content

**The OERs scenario**
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Think about your attitude to reusing resources	Paola Corti, Politecnico di Milano, Italy	View content
Copyright, Copyleft and Public Domain	Andrea Zanni, digital librarian, Italy	View content
CC and the 5 Rs of OERs	Cable Green, Creative Commons, USA	View content
OpenCourseWare at MIT	Joseph Pickett, MIT OpenCourseWare, USA	View content
Are OERs a possible way to go?	Jane-Frances Agbu, NOUN, Nigeria	View content

**(Re)using OERs - a story**
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Use and reuse of OERs: a story	Ariane Dumont, Western Switzerland University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland	View content
Choose and use OERs	Ariane Dumont, Western Switzerland University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland	View content
OERs adaptation and (re)location	Ariane Dumont, Western Switzerland University of Applied Sciences, Switzerland	View content