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Open LibreOffice Writer on your computer, through <u>Applications → Office – LibreOffice Writer.</u>

Open LibreOffice Writer on your computer, through <u>Applications → Office – LibreOffice Writer.</u>

[[File:COL_-_Opening_LibreOffice_Writer.png|thumb|450x450px|Opening Libreoffice Writer|left]]

[[File:LOWriter1.png|none|thumb|450x450px|Creating and saving a new text document]]

|[[File:COL_-_Opening_LibreOffice_Writer.png|thumb|450x450px|Opening Libreoffice Writer|left]]

|[[File:LOWriter1.png|none|thumb|450x450px|Creating and saving a new text document]]

 

 

You should create a ‘new’ document, giving the title as the topic name of your OER. We have created a document called- ‘Learning Digital Story Telling’ and this is saved in the personal digital library folder. You should save this document, on your folder created for your personal digital library. Saving this document, creates a text document “Learning Digital Story Telling.odt” where odt stands for Open Document Text.  The concept map that you have prepared for your topic can give you a plan for writing the text document. You will also refer to the OER text resources from Wikipedia and other sites for your topic that you have searched.

You should create a ‘new’ document, giving the title as the topic name of your OER. We have created a document called- ‘Learning Digital Story Telling’ and this is saved in the personal digital library folder. You should save this document, on your folder created for your personal digital library. Saving this document, creates a text document “Learning Digital Story Telling.odt” where odt stands for Open Document Text.  The concept map that you have prepared for your topic can give you a plan for writing the text document. You will also refer to the OER text resources from Wikipedia and other sites for your topic that you have searched.