1. OER repositories
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte

2. By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte

3. NDLA is a partnership between counties,
undertaken to produce free and open educational
resources for secondary schools in Norway.
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte
OER repositories - NDLA
National Digital Learning Arena
URL: http://ndla.no/nb

4. By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte
OER repositories - NDLA
Web site platform
● Is an open source project
● Based on Drupal
● Implemented web2 technologies

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OER repositories - NDLA
Search options
● Resource map
● Search by terms
● Has autocomplete function
● Has language, resource type, subject filters
● Results are sortable

6. By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte
OER repositories - NDLA
Quality control
● Internal
● Content is created and edited by editors
● Each subject has the main editor
● Subject pages have designated links for feedback

7. By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte
OER repositories - NDLA
Requesting
● Free for everyone
● No need to login

8. By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte
OER repositories - NDLA
Other features
● Information about intellectual ownership
and user rights is clearly stated
● Text reading function is available
● Has resource versioning system

9. OER repositories - OpenStax
OpenStax believes that everyone has something to learn, and everyone has
Today, OpenStax CNX is a dynamic non-profit digital
ecosystem serving millions of users per month in the
delivery of educational content to improve learning
outcomes.
There are tens of thousands of learning objects, called
pages, that are organized into thousands of textbook-style
books in a host of disciplines, all easily accessible online
and downloadable to almost any device, anywhere,
anytime.
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte
URL: http://cnx.org/
something to teach.

10. OER repositories - OpenStax
OER platform
● Ongoing open-source development project
● Accesible on different devices
● Developers can join the project
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte

11. OER repositories - OpenStax
Search options
● Advanced Search option
● Search by term or subject
● Filters:
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte
○ Publication date
○ Author
○ Type
○ Keyword
○ Subject
● Slow

12. OER repositories - OpenStax
Quality control
● User-driven quality control
● Approval is done using "Lenses"
concept
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte

13. OER repositories - OpenStax
Requesting
● Free for everyone
● No need to login
● Content is downloadable in ‘pdf’ or
‘epub’ formats
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte

14. OER repositories - OpenStax
Contribution
● Anyone may view or contribute
● Authors can create and collaborate
● Tools are provided
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte

15. OER repositories - OpenStax
Other features
● Rich metadata information is provided
● Has resource versioning system
● Social networks integration
● Frictionless Remix
● All content produced in OpenStax is available
under a Creative Commons open-content
licenses.
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte

16. OER repositories - Open Tapestry
Open Tapestry is all about discovering,
adapting, and sharing learning resources,
whether you're a teacher, an instructor, a
professor, a corporate trainer, a learner, or just
a curious mind! We help you organize your
content into categories-or Tapestries-that you
create. Open Tapestry’s toolset allows
instructors to develop course materials in a
fraction of the time, while invigorating and
enhancing learners’ experience. We give you
the tools to mold and shape content already
on the web to exactly how you want it.
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte

17. OER repositories - Open Tapestry
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte

18. OER repositories - temoa
With the intention to collaborate in the struggle to reduce
global education gap and enrich the learning process, seeks
to support the educational community to find those resources
and materials that meet their needs for teaching and learning,
through a collaborative system of specialized search and
social tools.
Aware of the advances in technology worldwide and the
hundreds of new resources that are published each day on
the Internet, the way we see the world has changed, this also
has a significant impact on education, both in the way of
learning as in the way of teaching. It is a reality that
information is available in massive and exponential way,
mainly through digital media on the Internet. The vast majority
of the times, information is accessed freely without any filter,
raising questions about its authenticity, validity, and reliability.
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte

19. By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte
OER repositories - temoa

20. OER repositories - Jorum
Jorum is a Jisc funded Service for UK Further
and Higher Education, to collect and share
Open Educational Resources (OER), allowing
their reuse and repurposing. Jorum is the first
port of call for 1000's of resources, all shared
and created by those who teach or have been
inspired in the FE and HE and professional
skills community. Jorum is provided by Mimas,
part of the Jisc Digital Resources division; and
is the UK's largest OER repository, with
collections growing daily.
By: Arturas Kveselis, Erika Leskaityte

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OER repositories - Jorum