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1. “OER and Advocacy: What Can Librarians Do?” (University of Toronto), 128
2. OER Commons, 77
3. OER Policy Development Tool, 123
4. OER Policy Registry, 123
5. OER World Map, 113
6. OER-enabled pedagogy
7. cost to learners/legal permissions of, 108
8. definition of, 102
9. examples of, 103–104
10. Office Depot, Great Minds vs.
11. details on, 86–87
12. OER decision, 120
13. overview of, 74–75
14. official translations, 57
15. On the Commons, 11
16. online platforms, 113
17. Open Access Explained! (video), 96
18. Open Access (OA)
19. CC licenses for, 91
20. description of, 92
21. movement, 8
22. myths about, 100–101
23. Open Access publishing, 95–97
24. policies, enforcing, 125
25. practices/policies, 99–100
26. publishing options, 97
27. publishing rights, educating authors about, 97–98
28. resources on, 126–128
29. scholarly publishing, existing approach to, 93–95
30. “Open Access Overview: Focusing on Open Access to Peer-Reviewed Research Articles and Their Preprints” (Suber), 127
31. “Open Access Overview” (University of Minnesota Libraries), 126
32. Open Access publishing
33. myths about, 100–101
34. practices/policies, 99–100
35. process of, 95–97
36. resources on emerging models of, 128–129
37. “Open Access Publishing: A New Model Based on Centuries of Tradition” (University of Washington Libraries), 126
38. “Open Access Publishing” (Berkeley Library Scholarly Communication Services), 126
39. Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association, 120
40. “Open Access: The True Cost of Science Publishing” (Van Noorden), 127
41. open courseware, 107
42. Open Data, 8
43. Open Education
44. CC license legal cases in, 120
45. discussion lists, 113
46. OER, creating/sharing, 118–122
47. OER, open textbooks, open courses, 104–110
48. OER resources, finding/evaluating, adapting, 110–117
49. Open Access to scholarship, 92–101
50. open pedagogy/practices, 101–104
51. opening up your institution, 122–126
52. overview of chapter on, 91–92
53. policies, enforcing, 125
54. resources on, 126–129
55. terms of, 102
56. timeline of OERs, 109–110
57. Open Education Consortium, 107
58. Open Education Matters: Why Is It Important to Share Content? (video), 119
59. Open Education Platform, 91–92
60. Open Education Task Force, 123
61. Open Educational Practices, 102, 103–104
62. Open Educational Resources (OER)
63. benefits of, 107
64. CC licenses and, 91
65. creating/sharing, 118–122
66. definition of, 106
67. finding/evaluating/adapting, 110–117
68. 5R permissions, 106–107
69. free library resources vs., 108
70. importance of, 105–106
71. legal cases on CC licenses, 74–75
72. movement around, 8
73. OER-enabled pedagogy, 103–104
74. in primary/secondary/higher education, 108–109
75. purpose of/shift towards, 104–105
76. resources on OER advocacy, 128
77. terms of open education, 102
78. timeline of, 109–110
79. “Open in Order to… Accelerate Research and Scientific Discoveries” (Vollmer), 128
80. Open Innovation, 8
81. open licensing
82. policy, 123
83. resources on, 10