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Your own VLE - other lecturers may have different licence agreements.The next-gen Web and EPUB Editor based on the rendering engine of Firefox ®.

University Sites - just because it is on a University site, doesn’t mean you have the right to use it.

Resources in the Public Domain - some resources are “Public Domain”, but “Public Domain” can mean “Free of Copyright”- but it’s meaning is not consistent internationally.

Content from MOOC sites - MOOCs refer to 'open' in that the courses are free and open to everyone, but they are generally not openly licensed.

Content on Youtube may be in violation of copyright - public doesn't mean open.

There are certain sites where you may need to tread carefully:

Web 2 Rights lots of resources on intellectual property on the internet.

Creative Commons lots of useful links and resources on licensing content.

Wikimedia Commons allows you to search for media files, some of which will have Creative Commons Licenses.

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Flickr allows you to search for pictures and videos with a Creative Commons License.

Xpert Picture attribution allows you to search Creative Commons Licensed content and embed the license.

Also try and avoid anything that needs a plugin and Flash. You can release stuff on iTunesU but good OER practice would be to release them in Open formats in parallel (which is little extra effort). Be careful with anything having an Apple sign on it because most Apple formats are proprietary (e.g. be RTF or the OpenOffice formats, ODT for texts, ODP for presentations etc. Popular formats like Microsoft Word, Excel, Powerpoint etc.

It's possible to bundle both versions using a free compression software like 7-Zip.

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Good practice is to provide open versions of closed documents like PDF as well (e.g. For example Adobe Acrobat (PDF while handy is not really an open format).

The OERPub is in the process of developing an online editor (to be ready in 2014), which will allow for easy development and editing of OER, facilitating the process of sharing, licensing and adapting resources.USEEK is a public tool providing search over a wide range of software tools available for educational purposes (such as OER authoring) &.BlueGriffon - an open source WYSIWYG HTML editor.Xerte - an open source tool developed by the University of Nottingham ().Jing or Camstudio - handy for making screen captures.Open Office - a free and open source alternative to Microsoft Office, handy for changing the formats of files.Audacity - a free and open source audio editing tool.There is a considerable amount of software that can support the development and release of OER.

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