The Online Course Production Service, with support from the OER Service, has received a Social Responsibility and Sustainability Changemaker Award […]
I’m a bit late with this OER23 reflection, it’s taken me a couple of weeks to catch up with myself and to let some of the ideas generated by the conference percolate. It was fabulous to see the OER Conference returning to Scotland for the fist time since we hosted it at the University of […]
This year the OER Conference will be returning to Scotland for the first time since it was hosted by the […]
As part of Open Education Week, the global celebration of open education worldwide, EDE hosted a public webinar Open for Good: 10 years of open course development at the University of Edinburgh, which shares the story of how the we developed an open course creation workflow that has enabled us to share 100 free short […]
In this guest post, Media Production Intern Qiaojun Yan introduces the University’s Open Media Stock Footage collection on Media Hopper […]
The Instructional Design Team have just completed a project with the OER (Open Educational Resources) Service which, as all good projects do, started with a mysterious old dusty spreadsheet. It was a record of legacy MOOCs (Massive Open Online Courses) that had been developed over the years; MOOCs that hadn’t been through the robust processes […]
This resource aims to help support new staff to develop a grounding in the sound technical and pedagogical application of centrally supported (and School-specific) learning technology. It does this by: Introducing the University’s centrally supported services Highlighting training (and other support) for centrally supported services Aligning to underlying strategies, policies and principles Linking to allied support Audience This […]
Earlier this summer Lorna Campbell and Charlie Farley joined Alan Levine from Open Education Global for the OEG Voices podcast […]
One of the aspects that had initially attracted me to the role was the importance of openly licensed, accessible resources […]
Looking back at my first blog post, it doesn’t feel like it’s been nearly three months at all! I applied […]
