Open Educational Resources (OER)

Term explanation  •  Category Learning & E-Learning

Definition and meaning

Open Educational Resources are free learning and teaching materials provided on the web. They have an open license (e.g., Creative Commons), which allows anyone to use and benefit from these resources.

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mLearning

mLearning means mobile learning, which comes from "Mobile Telephone". You can access the learning material over your mobile phone anywhere, which makes learning mobile.

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Title Slide

The title slide is the first slide of a presentation. It usually contains a title and a subtitle.

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A Personal Response System (PRS) provides lecturers, presenters or teachers with the opportunity to ask a group of students or their audience questions. The questions are usually in a multiple choice format. PRS increase student engagement and provide an opportunity to receive instant feeback.

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Process Questions

Process questions are similar to recall questions but they need some deeper thoughts and maybe also analysis.

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