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Open Educational Resources. ©UNESCO TV 2012
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Open Educational Resources

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An introduction to Open Educational Resources (OER), as well as a presentation of the objectives of the 2012 World OER Congress (UNESCO, 20 to 22 June 2012).


on this subject: World Open Educational Resources Congress

Place/country: UNESCO HQ
Type: Promotional material
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Credits: Jonathas Mello, director ; Abel Caine, director. UNESCO, publisher.
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Original: Video.MP4
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M.A. Reference: AUD-EV/CIINF-0100;
Rights holder/Droits: Creative Commons: CC-BY-SA

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