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Teachers' toolkit for creating and re-purposing OER using FOSS/Publishing OER (view source)
Revision as of 16:35, 24 March 2017
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[[File:COL - Uploading a slide presentation on SlideShare.png|left|thumb|450x450px|Image 1 - Uploading a slide presentation on SlideShare]]
[[File:COL - Uploading a slide presentation on SlideShare.png|left|thumb|450x450px|Image 1 - Uploading a slide presentation on SlideShare]]
We have uploaded our slide presentation on our [https://slideshare.net/GurumurthyKasinathan/learning-digital-story-telling SlideShare] account. You too can create your account on [http://Slideshare.net SlideShare] and upload your slide presentation and your text document. You should specify '''Public''<nowiki/>' in the 'Privacy' settings, to make the document available to all.
We have uploaded our slide presentation on our [https://slideshare.net/GurumurthyKasinathan/learning-digital-story-telling SlideShare] account. You too can create your account on [http://Slideshare.net SlideShare] and upload your slide presentation and your text document. You should specify '''Public''<nowiki/>' in the 'Privacy' settings, to make the document available to all (image 1).
It is important to note here that even if you are contributing your resource to a repository that is not OER, you may be able to make your resources OER, for anyone to access. Remember always to specify the license of the OER you upload. If you do not specify any license, then the default license 'all rights reserved' will apply, which will make your content a 'non-OER'. You can choose from a variety of [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/ Creative Commons licenses].
It is important to note here that even if you are contributing your resource to a repository that is not OER, you may be able to make your resources OER, for anyone to access. Remember always to specify the license of the OER you upload. If you do not specify any license, then the default license 'all rights reserved' will apply, which will make your content a 'non-OER'. You can choose from a variety of [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/ Creative Commons licenses].