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...a work with few or no restrictions. These types of licenses, like Creative Commons, are generally developed under the 5Rs to allow users to do the following: ...riginal content, your revisions, or your remixes with others (e.g., give a copy of the content to a friend)

...source guide was adapted from the [http://cases.open.ubc.ca/oer-guide/ OER Guide] by [http://cases.open.ubc.ca Open Case Studies] under CC BY 2.0.''' ...ns on what can be uploaded to the wiki and added to the case studies. This guide is designed to explain these and related topics.

...ns on what can be uploaded to the wiki and added to the case studies. This guide is designed to explain these and related topics. == What are open educational resources? ==

...l - you will be taken to an option to create a new page - click create and COPY/PASTE in content from the previous term in order to edit it. ...ose the version of the page you want: open the edit screen on the page and copy the entire page.

...e materials that are not released in the public domain or under a Creative Commons license, you can do so by obtaining written permission from the copyright h ...the [[Library:OERR/User Guides|Open Educational Resource Repositories User Guide]] give suggestions about where to start looking for openly usable materials

...nsibilities, review [[Documentation:Open Resource Working Group/Publishing Guide/Building Teams|Open Textbook Publishing Roles]] ...f.ubc.ca/application/application-process/ TLEF Budget Considerations] as a guide.

...aware of how copyright might affect your ability to share your work. This guide discusses some of the copyright and reuse issues authors should consider. Access the pdf of this guide [https://scholcomm.ubc.ca/files/2018/01/CopyrightcIRcle_AuthorsGuide_2017_F

...pothes.is] in [https://pressbooks.bccampus.ca/ Pressbooks], go to [https://guide.pressbooks.com/chapter/hypothesis-for-webbook-annotation-comments/ Using Hy Regardless of how carefully a book is copy edited and proofread, it will probably contain errors after publication. Yo

...does it learning in the open mean? The goal of this toolkit is to provide resources and examples about open and sharing as a core part of learning. ...lio, or student journal to editing Wikipedia, you are creating and sharing resources - a key aspect of open learning.

In general, it is permissible to make a copy if: ...copied is covered by a licence that permits such copying, e.g. a Creative Commons licence or a licence UBC has with the publisher of an electronic journal or

==About this Guide== This guide is for [https://globalsurgery.med.ubc.ca/category/graduating-projects/ SURG

| class="mbox-image" | [[Image:Edit-copy purple.svg|40px]] ...ed sources] and [http://copyright.ubc.ca/help-and-resources/public-domain/ resources in the Public Domain] to start with.

| class="mbox-image" | [[Image:Edit-copy purple.svg|40px]] ...ed sources] and [http://copyright.ubc.ca/help-and-resources/public-domain/ resources in the Public Domain] to start with.

| class="mbox-image" | [[Image:Edit-copy purple.svg|40px]] ...ed sources] and [http://copyright.ubc.ca/help-and-resources/public-domain/ resources in the Public Domain] to start with.

| class="mbox-image" | [[Image:Edit-copy purple.svg|40px]] ...ed sources] and [http://copyright.ubc.ca/help-and-resources/public-domain/ resources in the Public Domain] to start with.

| class="mbox-image" | [[Image:Edit-copy purple.svg|40px]] ...ed sources] and [http://copyright.ubc.ca/help-and-resources/public-domain/ resources in the Public Domain] to start with.

| class="mbox-image" | [[Image:Edit-copy purple.svg|40px]] ...ed sources] and [http://copyright.ubc.ca/help-and-resources/public-domain/ resources in the Public Domain] to start with.

Open educational resources have often been criticized for lacking "quality." While the issue of qualit ...ollaborators. For additional guidance review the [http://www.aupresses.org/resources/for-members/handbooks-and-toolkits/peer-review-best-practices AAUP Handbook

...cessible resource design as a checklist that we go through when we develop resources, but instead asks us to consider how the resource we are developing can be ...formation/access-to-knowledge/open-educational-resources/ Open Educational Resources, UNESCO])</blockquote>

...se of each term. Project work supports the mission of the Chapman Learning Commons, our patrons, website, and team. You will work on large projects as part of * Learn about creating your first blog post here: https://blogs.ubc.ca/commons/blog-posts/