OER Hub

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OER Hub is a research team based at The Institute of Educational Technology at The Open University, UK. They provide research consultancy and capacity building in open education.

The OER Hub team have won several awards including the Open Research Award fromOEGlobal (2014), the OU Engaging Research Award for the Open Researcher Course (2015) and Open MOOC award for the ExplOERer course from OEGlobal (2016). Martin Weller was also awarded a Professorial chair by the International Council for Open and Distance Education (ICDE) in particular recognition of the OER Hub project.

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Dr. Rob Farrow
I'm a Research Fellow at The Institute of Educational Technology, The Open University (UK). I've worked on a range of research projects around open education (including OER Hub and Global OER Graduat...

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Digital Skills, Digital Learning
This free course will help you understand how you can use MOOCs for learning, and how you can grow professionally studying a MOOC, whether or not you are already in employment....

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UK Open Textbook Project
Open Textbooks have seen impressive growth and impact in the North American context, through providers and initiatives such as OpenStax, the Open Textbook Network, BC Campus, and Lumen Learning. With ...

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Bringing Learning to Life
A scheme to bring free Level 1 Functional Skills courses to tens of thousands of people via online learning has been launched by the OU in partnership with Further Education (FE) Colleges in England. ...

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Dr. Rob Farrow
I'm a Research Fellow at The Institute of Educational Technology, The Open University (UK). I've worked on a range of research projects around open education (including OER Hub and Global OER Graduat...
Martin Weller
Professor of Educational Technology at the Open University. Director of the OER Hub ICDE Chair in OER Author of The Battle for Open Interested in impact of OER, and open approaches in education genera...

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Bringing Learning to Life: Evaluation of Everyday Skills in maths and English
This report describes and analyses survey data responses, web analytics and other data relating to the Bringing Learning to Life project. Bringing Learning to Life was funded by the Department for Ed...

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Dr. Sunil Anna Gorde 5 months ago

This institutions working for quality research on OER.

Dr. Santosh Khirade 5 months ago

The Open Education Research Hub (OER Hub) working to raise the quality and profile of research in this field. OER Hub working for the Qulity Research on OER. It is very helping the research community. As well as academic publications and presentations, there is also openly licensed data from our research that you can use. Research is very Importent in day to day taching and Learing Process. In the feild of Higer Education research activites is more important for developing the feild of Educaton.

Ujjal Saikia 5 months ago

For Completing a course assignment make me this entry.

Jan Neumann

The OER Hub is the role model for institutionalized research on openness per se. We should have oerhubs in every country!

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SIVAKUMAR P 5 months ago

Provides good content with great scope for researchers. I am interested in Teacher-learner oriented OER

Indumathi N 5 months ago

OER HUB IS PROVIDING GREATER OPPORTUNITY FOR RESEARCHERS. IT ENSURES QUALITY RESEARCH. IT SHOULD BE IMPLEMENTED EVERYWHERE TO ENHANCE QUALITY RESEARCH

Ramananda Ningthoujam 6 months ago

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