Open Access Resources for Educators

Selected links and videos to help you to put open access into practice

Want to make your videos open access? When you upload a video, select "Creative Commons - attribution" from the drop down menu in the License and Rights Management section, instead of the default Standard YouTube License:

You can also change the settings on videos you have already uploaded:

Use the Video Manager in YouTube to change your settings (License and Rights Ownership is under the"Advanced Settings" tab) and then save your changes.

This video is the  first of two parts of "Creating OER and Combining Licenses." It presents step-by-step the process of finding and selecting open educational resources (OER) to use in a derivative work, choosing a Creative Commons license, and applying the license to the work.

Feel free to reuse, revise, remix, or redistribute this video, which is licensed Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ ), copyright Florida Virtual Campus. Please contact info@theorangegrove.org to freely obtain the actual media files for editing/modification purposes.

This second part of "Creating OER and Combining Licenses" explores the challenges of using and remixing open educational resources (OER) with different Creative Commons licenses in a derivative work.

Feel free to reuse, revise, remix, or redistribute this video, which is licensed Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ ), copyright Florida Virtual Campus. Please contact info@theorangegrove.org to freely obtain the actual media files for editing/modification purposes.