Les Carr explains the moral high ground on open educational resources

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Les Carr explains the moral high ground on open educational resources

In this video, taken in front of the Parthenon at the Acropolis in Athens, Su White interviews Les Carr about why he asserts that there is a moral duty for teachers who create educational content to put that content in the public domain, rather than hoarding it in their institution.

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Added By:	Prof Hugh Davis
Date Added:	23 Mar 2009 10:01
Creators Name:	Dr Su White Prof Leslie Carr Prof Hugh Davis
Tags:	OER, Open Educational Resources, open access
Viewing permissions:	World
Link:	http://edshare.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/1939
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