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OER as a scholarly activity within staff development accredited courses
Browne, Tom

PublishedJuly 2011
PeriodicalPages 1-11
PublisherSCORE Fellowship
CountryUnited Kingdom, Europe

ABSTRACT
Tom's project ran from 1st  August  2010  until  the  30th  June  2011,  the  aim  of  the  project  was  to   embed  OER  into  early  career  staff  development  his  original  plan  is  outlined  at:   http://www8.open.ac.uk/score/fellows/tom-­‐browne

Keywords business case · case study · OER challenges · OER policy · professional development · research project

Languageeng
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URLhttp://www8-dev.open.ac.uk/score/oer-scholarly-activity-within-staff-development-accredited-courses
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