{"id":738,"date":"2017-09-12T13:46:08","date_gmt":"2017-09-12T11:46:08","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/jointly.info\/?page_id=738"},"modified":"2017-09-27T17:11:56","modified_gmt":"2017-09-27T15:11:56","slug":"oer-song","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/wp.edu-sharing.de\/new-edu-net\/oer-song\/","title":{"rendered":"OER-Song „Share for free“ by the German OER community"},"content":{"rendered":"

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To challenge international OER communities \ud83d\ude09<\/h2>\n

The OER-Song explains how to publish Open Educational Resources – as a humorous information offer for German teachers.<\/p>\n

At the 2nd World OER Congress, the OER-Song has been published as a challenge to other international OER communities to develop translations and musical variations to promote OER in different cultures. The challenge is a tongue in cheek contribution \u201cby the guys in the backbench\u201d since the German OER activities started relatively late, in a „2nd wave“.<\/p>\n

To have fun during the German OERinfo Program<\/h2>\n

Based on existing experiences, the German „OERinfo\u201d program is currently developing concepts, contents, software tools et cetera that are hopefully valuable for reuse and further development in international OER communities.
\nThe German \u201cOERinfo\u201d program supports lecturers in using OER and publishing teaching materials under free licenses in order to make them available to others.<\/p>\n

The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research funds approximately 25 projects in this area. Numerous information offers and courses spread the knowledge about how to find existing OER, use them and re-publish the resulting new content.<\/p>\n

The song was created after a long OER workshop day by hobby-musicians that were part of the participating OER projects. Since then other musicians have added vocal recordings and instrumental parts. Lots of love, energy and dedication of the German OER community resulted in the now final release – of course published under a free license (CC0).<\/p>\n

To inform about OER and free licences<\/h2>\n

„Share for Free“ informs about how to publish OER in order to make content available to the general public under a free license.<\/p>\n

The lyrics explain the Creative Commons licensing-process with a wink at possible vanities of OER authors. It begins with the NC and ND licenses, which imply restrictions for reuse and openness – so the song recommends „Do not use CC-BY-NC“ or „… ND“.
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To the participants ! \ud83d\ude09<\/h1>\n

This small music project is organized by the project @OER_JOINLY and the OER-Worldmap.<\/p>\n