Open Education in Practice: Finding, Using and Creating OER

Open Education in Practice: Finding, Using and Creating OER

  • 26 Nov 2026
  • 02:00pm - 03:00pm
  • FREE
  • Teams Live
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This webinar will explore the benefits of open educational resources (OER) in supporting affordable, accessible and engaging learning experiences.

Develop a greater understanding of how OER can enhance student learning while fostering a more open and collaborative approach to education.

Discover high-quality OER, understand the basics of using and adapting openly licensed materials, and explore opportunities to contribute to open education through publishing and resource creation. The session will provide practical guidance and examples to help educators confidently incorporate OER into their teaching. There will be a discussion with Marco Amati, author of Reclaim the Streets, as an example of collaboration between academics, students and the Library.

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