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This is a hands-on course where you will learn and demonstrate your skills in using digital technologies for collaborative OER development culminating in the development of an OER learning sequence.
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Step 1:<\/b> Register to receive course announcements via email. As an open course, you can access all learning resources on this course site without a password. However, you will need a WikiEducator<\/a> account to author OER in the wiki and to post on WENotes. Accounts on Twitter<\/a> and\/or forums.oeru.org<\/a> are optional if you want to use these social media platforms for sharing on this course.
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Step 2:<\/b> Explore the course website to find out what is required on this course and where the syllabus<\/a>, course materials and learning challenges<\/a> are located. Complete your orientation by establishing your own personal learning environment and declaring yourself to the group using your own course blog.
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Step 3:<\/b> Commence your study from the syllabus page<\/a>. You can study at your own pace or follow the course with the group. Instructions are posted on the announcements page<\/a> and you can monitor live interactions from the course feed<\/a>.
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We acknowledge the funding support from the New Zealand National Commission for UNESCO<\/a> for their contributions to the development of the course materials and supporting open source technology developments which have made DS4OER possible.<\/small>\n<\/p>\n

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