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Open Education Resource Foundation
OER is a sustainable and renewable resource
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: The background image in the navigation bar above is a test -- not an illustration of good design :-) --Wayne Mackintosh 08:17, 6 December 2009 (UTC))
The OER Foundation leads innovative projects helping individuals and organisations return to the core educational values of sharing knowledge freely in a sustainable way. We:
- Connect individuals and organisations on a global scale to achieve their open education objectives with the help of WikiEducator -- one of the world's fastest growing and most productive open education wiki communities the formal education sector.
- Build capability and skills for educators to participate effectively in this new world through Learning4Content -- the world's largest free training project to develop wiki skills for education.
- Provide professional consulting support including design, mentoring and coaching services for your organisation and staff to save cost (and time), improve the quality of teaching an learning and widen the diversity of your curriculum offerings through selective investment in open education approaches.
Compare membership options and service packages | Review our strategy & operational plan
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| Give the gift of knowledge and become an institutional member for as little as USD$200 (schools can join for USD$50). Increase your return on OER investment in line with your membership status:
- Bronze -- Secure professional consulting support for your OER pilot project.
- Silver -- A premier package including professional consulting and networking support for your OER projects.
- Gold -- Designate local staff time and combine this with a discounted premier package (including professional consulting and networking support) to maximise your return on OER investment.
- Platinum -- Help yourself with a premier package, while connecting and sponsoring (up to five) institutions in the developing world.
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: The background image in the navigation bar above is a test -- not an illustration of good design :-) --Wayne Mackintosh 08:17, 6 December 2009 (UTC))
