If you want to pub­lish your own works as open edu­ca­tional resources, this does not mean that you have to refrain from includ­ing third-party con­tent. But what needs to be con­sid­ered from a legal per­spec­tive? What rules apply to the inte­gra­tion of third-party OER or their mix­ing with your own con­tent? How does the inte­gra­tion influ­ence your own choice of license? And what about mate­ri­als that are not openly licensed?

In this free legal work­shop, you will learn how the legally com­pli­ant cre­ation and use of OER works in prac­tice. Par­tic­u­lar atten­tion will be paid to the ques­tion of how third-party mate­ri­als can be used in your own OER in accor­dance with copy­right law. To this end, typ­i­cal appli­ca­tion sce­nar­ios for inte­grat­ing third-party con­tent (e.g. videos, images, graph­ics, texts, AI-gen­er­ated con­tent) into your own works will be run through.