Open learning resources: an initiative with barriers still to overcome
Keywords:
open educational resources, e-learning, collaborative learning, autonomous learningAbstract
The Open Educational Resources, are a recent concept in regard of the organization of world wide sharing of educational materials and tools, institutions like the UNESCO are interested in the development of OER, and be used on a scale as global as possible. However the OER are having some difficult to reach a total effectiveness, because there are some crucial organizational and interactional differences to these open networks. This article aims to explore the free and legal exchange and reuse of contents that are used to support learning in spaces online, and their technological advantage in the creation of new structures that allow online socialization and collaboration. The paper concludes with a reflection about the overcoming barriers to total success in OERReferences
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