The document discusses open educational resources (OER) and their potential benefits for employability. It describes OER as freely available educational resources with open licenses that allow reuse, remixing, and sharing. As an example, it outlines the Open Content Employability Project which will provide 360 hours of OER content on topics like employability, entrepreneurship, and professional skills. It also promotes OpenLearn as an OER platform and discusses how OER can be used and shared through sites like LabSpace and Creative Commons licenses.

1. OER and Employability – what’s on offer? Chris Pegler Academic Director, SCORE 20 th April, Milton Keynes

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12. OpenLearn is OER Two types of OpenLearn space: LearningSpace showcases OU resources and is based on OU current courses. LabSpace showcases any OER (incl. OU) + encourages experimentation (remixing)

13. OpenLearn is OER Two types of OpenLearn space: LearningSpace showcases OU resources and is based on OU current courses. LabSpace showcases any OER (incl. OU) + encourages experimentation (remixing)

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