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Well what a couple of weeks this has been. I have really enjoyed it. It has consolidated my learning and experience of actually reusing OER's. I feel that I am a bit clearer on Creative Commons licencing and how to reuse OER's in practical way. I have come across resources that I haven't seen before and will be taking the opportunity to look back on this over the next few weeks.  It has given me the opportunity to reconnect with some people that I already know and make some new connections with other like minded souls.

I don't think the course has changed my thinking much though other than to renew my interest in OER's and make it my mission to spread the open word to all that I meet.

I'm very pleased to have received my FOUR badges and look forward to receiving the final one please  !

My Padlet for this course is available here http://bit.ly/1S2ZMjt and my backpack collection with all my lovely badges can be seen here http://bit.ly/1RwKVNK

I think I would definitely recommend this course to others. I would quite like to repurpose some of the material for a shorter course possibly ? I would also love to create a course to try and enthuse people about open digital badges  .. one day huh !

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I have received all FOUR Badges but apparently there is also a Fifth which I am hoping to achieve for sharing my reflections about the course ...

My badges are available here ...https://backpack.openbadges.org/share/3073af9ee80c0109bee3a57d517501db/

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My Evidence for the Week 4 Badge effectively centered around my Poster Presentation that I made at the #Openbadges HE Conference on the 8th March 2016 ....

I had some really great feedback from people and feel inspired to up my game in the poster creation stakes !

I have recently created a digital poster using Glogster that I presented at the #OpenbadgesHE conference at the University of Southampton. It was the first time that I have used Glogster so please forgive my amateur attempt.

The poster is available here and accessing the link should ( in theory ) allow you to click various bits and pieces on the poster to gain more information including a little video :)It outlines details of an Open Digital Badges Pilot that we are embarking on at Swansea University and also provides links and other details to Open Digital Badge projects and Research.  I dont think Glogster itself is CC but this resource is freely available :) here. http://debbaff.edu.glogster.co... Hope it is helpful :)

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Ooh, I kind of jumped the gun a little bit and used the evidence for Week 2 badge that was really ideal for Week 3 !

I did however also refer to using Pixaby in my Week 3 evidence so I'm hoping that will suffice !

My contribution for the badged activity for Week 3 is below.

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I've been really busy over the last couple weeks so I am playing catch up.

This is my contribution towards the badged activity for Week 2

http://www.exploerercourse.org/en/modules/week%202/badge-2/

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Took part in the webinar this evening.

The presenters were https://twitter.com/askawild

and https://twitter.com/Toni_M_Arboleda

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This was a nice touch receiving an email response upon submission of the evidence for the Week 1 Badge. Just waiting now for it to be reviewed ...

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These are my contributions to the discussion forum as evidence for my Week 1 Badge

http://www.exploerercourse.org/en/modules/week%201/badge/

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To earn this Week 1 badge you must:

1. Share one thought in the forum about how OER benefits you in your work context

2. Share one thought in the forum about how OER may not be so good for you at work

3. Apply for the badge.

(Note that to apply for the badge you will have to sign in to P2PU, copy your contributions from the forum and submit them as a project).

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Course Page
http://www.exploerercourse.org/en/

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Learning to (Re)Use Open Educational Resources

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http://www.exploerer.gu.se/

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Supporting OER re-use in learning ecosystems

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Supporting OER re-use in learning ecosystems - Supporting OER re-use in learning ecosystems

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ExplOERer (pronounced 'explorer') is a European Commission co-funded project, under the Erasmus+programme. The project duration is from September 2014 to A