Curious about teaching with OER? Wondering how to get started? In this webinar, designed for faculty just beginning to explore teaching with open educational resources, we’ll cover all the basics: what OER are, why faculty use them, tips for finding them, and how to evaluate them.
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Optimizing Video for Learning: A case study-based primer of informal, educational, digital video best practices
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- Elizabeth ChoeProgram Coordinator, MIT+K12 Videos Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Topics: Digital Pedagogies Digital Tools and EdTech
Licensing Information: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
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