OER & Intellectual Property Rights : “Rien ne va plus”

By Pierre-Antoine Ullmo. Shareable, reusable and free. The magic cocktail of Open Educational Resources (OER) is seen by many as THE opportunity to transform learning and teaching practices. New apps have been developed to enable teachers to create lesson plans or class books, edit them in a few minutes, share them with their students, enrich them with their comments, and keep track of the work they do on it in order to monitor and personalize their learning processes. Apparently, new contents emerge. More...