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4. <a href=” http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ ” rel=”license”> Attribution 3.0 Unported </a>

5. CC Rights Expression Language

6. How do you find CC licensed work? How do you find OER you’re looking for?

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10. OER Search == CC Search++ Similarities No central registry or repository

11. It's up to publishers to label their works And additional interesting problems Differing views on what makes it “Educational”

12. Additional facets – subject, language, etc

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14. A Model for OER Search Curators identify educational resources Curators optionally add metadata

15. A Curator may also be the Publisher

16. Or a Curator may add metadata to someone else’s resources Ingest resource lists, metadata via RSS/Atom feeds, OAI-PMH

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20. Curators & Feeds

21. Where we're at & where we're going

22. Provenance Storing provenance for curator metadata

23. Integrating provenance with the query front end

24. When complete, will allow users to Limit their query to specific curators

25. Exclude curators from their query

26. Information for Curators Want publishers/curators to publish more linked data

27. Need a feedback loop to help drive this

28. Working on “dashboard” to see what's indexed, how, etc.

29. Second phase: documentation, tools to help improve their RDFa

30. “We're Open” Education is our test domain, but the tool is generally useful

31. Other organizations have expressed interest in using the DiscoverEd software

32. Making code available on Gitorious, http://gitorious.org/discovered http://wiki.creativecommons.org/DiscoverEd

JISC UKOER10 OER Search Panel