Quiz on Open Educational Resources (OER)

What does OER stand for?

• Online Educational Resources

• Open Educational Resources

• Official Educational Resources

• Operational Educational Resources

Where do Open Educational Resources (OER) typically reside?

• In private databases

• In the public domain

• On exclusive educational platforms

• In government archives

What is a key characteristic of Open Educational Resources (OER) in terms of licensing?

• They are shared under licenses that restrict usage

• They are shared under licenses that require payment

• They are shared under licenses that allow others to freely use and revise them

• They are not shared under any licenses

What type of license is associated with OER?

• Standardized, free to use open license

• Restricted, non-transferable license

• One-time use only license

• Commercial use only license

What is a characteristic of something that is "Free" according to the learning material?

• Can be modified at any time without permission

• Can be restricted at any point

• Is always free

• Can be modified without permission from the copyright holder

Which of the following is true for "Open" as per the learning material?

• Can be temporarily free

• Can be restricted at any point

• Always are free

• Cannot be modified without permission from the copyright holder

What does "Retain" in the 5 R's of OER allow you to do with the content?

• Share copies with others

• Use the content in various ways

• Make, own, and control copies of the content

• Combine the content with other material

What does "Reuse" in the 5 R's of OER refer to?

• Adapting and modifying the content

• Sharing copies of the content

• Using the content in a wide range of ways

• Making your own copies of the content

What is allowed under "Revise" in the 5 R's of OER?

• Sharing the content with friends

• Using the content on a website

• Adapting, adjusting, modifying, or altering the content

• Combining the content with other material

What does "Remix" in the 5 R's of OER enable you to do?

• Control copies of the content

• Use the content in a class

• Share your revisions of the content

• Combine original or revised content with other material