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Journal of Interactive Media in Education

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OER Adaptation and Reuse Across Cultural Contexts in Sub Saharan Africa: Lessons from TESSA (Teacher Education in Sub Saharan Africa)

Over a period of three years a number of International and African based institutions collaborated to design and create a set of Open Educational Resources (OERs) to support school based teacher education as part of the TESSA project. It is this process - supporting the user community to harness and integrate OERs for their own systems and cultur

The Openness-Creativity Cycle in Education - A Perspective

This paper explores the concept of an `open scholar` whose practice is shaped by digital and networked technologies.

Herzberg, Hygiene and the Motivation to Reuse: Towards a Three Factor Theory to Explain Motivation to Share and Use OER

This paper draws on a longitudinal cross case comparison of five facilitation initiatives within UK HE which represented differing approaches to reuse activity (i.e. sharing and use) (Pegler, 2012).

Defining Openness: Updating the Concept of "Open" for a Connected World

This article discusses the barriers that exist to OER creation in the field of social research methods. The authors then discuss two approaches to tackle the various issues they experienced.

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