Together with the Low Ger­man Teach­ing Net­work (LeNie), the topic of “Doc­u­men­ta­tion and knowl­edge trans­fer” will be addressed in a fur­ther train­ing work­shop.

As an inter-uni­ver­sity net­work that has been work­ing together in var­i­ous forms since 2018, LeNie focuses on the coop­er­a­tive, dig­i­tal teach­ing of the regional lan­guage Low Ger­man with the aim of strength­en­ing the train­ing of future teach­ers (see web­site of the Uni­ver­sity of Greif­swald).

This online event is about prac­tice and shar­ing. A par­tic­u­lar focus is on the twillo por­tal and the shar­ing work­flow — espe­cially for pub­lish­ing your own Open Edu­ca­tional Resources (OER). You will learn about the char­ac­ter­is­tics and added value of open edu­ca­tional mate­ri­als and reflect on their oppor­tu­ni­ties and chal­lenges. You will also learn more about the inter­na­tional OER search index OERSI. The ses­sion will allow you to try things out hands-on together. Finally, we will take a closer look at prac­ti­cal ques­tions about OER and the func­tions of twillo in a FAQ for­mat on open edu­ca­tional mate­ri­als.

Focal points

• get to know the www.twillo.de por­tal (and try it out hands-on)
• Key fea­tures of Open Edu­ca­tional Resources (OER)
• Func­tions of the OER por­tal twillo
• Pub­lish­ing your own works as OER on twillo

OER are open edu­ca­tional mate­ri­als that can be used free of charge. As they allow adap­ta­tion to spe­cific teach­ing and learn­ing con­texts and (col­lab­o­ra­tive) fur­ther devel­op­ment, OER can sup­port the design of edu­ca­tional pro­grams. The cre­ation and pub­li­ca­tion of OER offers the oppor­tu­nity to make one’s own work vis­i­ble in the aca­d­e­mic com­mu­nity. At the same time — sim­i­lar to open access pub­li­ca­tions — access to edu­ca­tion is improved and an open teaching/learning cul­ture is pro­moted.