1. Frequently asked questions
2. How do I register on a course site?
3. How do I register a blog url for the feed?
4. How do I retrieve my course site password?
5. How do I locate discussions for my course?
6. What technologies are used for communication?
7. How do I locate OERu courses?
8. What information is available on the main oeru.org site?
9. Where are the OERu online materials published?
10. How to annotate a webpage with hypothes.is?
11. How do I register or update my blog URL?
12. What are the main menu options on a course site for?
13. How do I navigate through a learning pathway?
14. How do I navigate using a smart phone?
15. Why do individuals study with OERu?
16. How are OERu courses delivered?
17. How is the forums site structured?
18. How do I find my course forum using categories?
19. How do I find a forum using the course code?
20. How do I ask for help?
21. How do I create a bookmarks account?
22. How do I log in to the bookmarks site?
23. How do I retrieve a bookmarks password?
24. How do I add a resource to the bookmarks site?
25. How do I search the bookmarks site?
26. What are the key Mastodon actions and concepts?
27. How do I create a Mastodon account at OERu?
28. How do I log in to Mastodon?
29. How do I post a Mastodon toot with a hashtag?
30. How do I attach a media file to a Mastodon toot?
31. How do I search Mastodon?
32. What is an OERu knowledge test?
33. How do I register and log in to Moodle?
34. How do I enrol for a Certificate of Participation test?
35. How can I prove my participation certificate was really issued by OERu?
36. How do I enrol for a free Participant Badge test?
37. How do I view and download my badge in Moodle?
38. How do I create a Badgr ‘backpack’ for my badges?
39. How do I share my badges on my digital networks?

What information is available on the main oeru.org site?

OERu courses are listed on the main OERu website and provide:

  • a summary of what the course is about,
  • information about what’s involved,
  • a link to the course site to start learning, and
  • a list of additional micro-courses associated with gaining transfer credit for the corresponding OERu full course. For example, Digital citizenship (LiDA102) is one of four micro-courses associated with the OERu’s Learning in a Digital Age course.

The main oeru.org site also provides a list of the qualifications that can be earned by completing OERu courses.

The url for the website is: https://oeru.org (bookmark this page).

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