OER in ASIA: The gap between aspirations and practice
Published | October 2011 |
Conference | XXIV Annual Conference International Council for Distance Education Pages 1-37 |
Country | Malaysia, Asia |
ABSTRACT
A look at OER: accessibility, copyright awareness, usage, policy and future issues in Asia.Keywords | accessibility · connectivity · copyright · e-learning · policy · technical infrastructure |
Published at | Penang |
Language | eng |
Rights | by/3.0 |
URL | http://bit.ly/A2HtIl |
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