Find available digital teaching and learning resources at oer.ku.dk
Open Educational Resources
It takes an effort to create updated and inspiring educational resources. University of Copenhagen have thousands of these well produced resources made by engaged teachers from all of our academic fields. We are now sharing them here with you!
Open Educational Resources are publicly available digital teaching and learning resources, released under an open license (Creative Commons). This allows the access to be free and that the material can be passed on with few or no restrictions, reused and or even built upon. With OER, the focus is on promoting education and learning, reusing content and sharing knowledge.
University of Copenhagen has established this OER multimedia platform - a digital library which contains digital teaching and learning resources in the form of videos, audio and images. The educational resources are shared by lecturers and researchers. The OER platform includes lectures, conferences, video presentations, knowledge-sharing videos, digital learning objects and more.
The vision is to promote collaboration and knowledge sharing across faculties and academic environments - both at the University of Copenhagen and between the University of Copenhagen and other Danish and international universities.
Terms and conditions of use
By using the platform oer.ku.dk, you indicate that you accept the Terms and Conditions and that you agree to abide by them as a “contributor” of the service. If you are not willing to accept these Terms and Conditions, you may not use the OER platform. You will also find information on how to report or flag inappropriate content etc. in this document.
Definition of OER by OECD-CERI (2012):
“Open educational resources are digital learning resources offered online (although sometimes in print) freely and openly to teachers, educators, students and independent learners in order to be used, shared, combined, adapted, and expanded in teaching, learning and research. … ”
Orr, D., M. Rimini and D. van Damme (2015), Open Educational Resources: A Catalyst for Innovation, Educational Research and Innovation, OECD Publishing, Paris, https://doi.org/10.1787/9789264247543-en.
Creative Commons licenses
CC-licenses defines how users must credit you, when resharing your learning resource. There are 6 licenses, and you choose the one appropriate to how your resource can be shared or reused.
We recommend this license:
CC BY-NC-SA allows reusers to:
- distribute
- remix
- adapt
- build the material in any medium or format
- use for noncommercial purposes
This guide will generate a CC license for you, based on your preferences.
