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Student-Generated Open Educational Resources

Credit: Credit: iStock.com/alexsl
Credit: Credit: iStock.com/alexsl
The use of open educational resources (OER) is growing in education as they save money for the students and facilitate instructor manipulation of the resource. Nevertheless, some teachers are reluctant to use OER because they have difficulty locating and evaluating sources or like their fundamental resources but just want “wrap-around” instructional materials—such as videos, worksheets, and quizzes—to supplement them.

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