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When you visit the site or check a specific resource, you need to look for copyright information to ascertain that the audio resource is OER and you can re-use it. If the resource is not explicitly declared to be an OER (allowing you to re-use), you should not use it in creating your OER.  The search for audio OER is can be made easier by [[Teachers' toolkit for creating and re-purposing OER using FOSS/Text OER|providing OER as a criteria in your search itself.]]

When you visit the site or check a specific resource, you need to look for copyright information to ascertain that the audio resource is OER and you can re-use it. If the resource is not explicitly declared to be an OER (allowing you to re-use), you should not use it in creating your OER.  The search for audio OER is can be made easier by [[Teachers' toolkit for creating and re-purposing OER using FOSS/Text OER|providing OER as a criteria in your search itself.]]

=== Accessing video OER repositories ===

=== Accessing video OER repositories ===

[http://Youtube.com Youtube]  is a popular repository for videos, it contains both OER and non OER videos. It is the largest collection of videos in the world.

#[http://Youtube.com Youtube]  is a popular repository for videos, it contains both OER and non OER videos. It is the largest collection of videos in the world.  Note that as per [https://youtube.com/t/terms Youtube terms of use], unless you see a “download” or similar link displayed by YouTube on that page, you should not download. But you could use a [https://addons.mozilla.org/en-us/firefox/addon/video-downloader-player third party add-on] available in Mozilla Firefox to download videos, which are licensed under creative commons. [http://commons.wikimedia.org Wikimedia] is another resource for various media -including audio and video.

#There are other OER video sources too, you can visit, such as Vimeo . [[wikipedia:List_of_educational_video_websites|Wikipedia]] has a list of educational video websites.  A google search on ‘OER Videos’ will also give you a list of sites to explore.

[[File:Youtube_6_Download_Video.png|none|thumb|450x450px|Downloading of videos in Youtube]]

 

There are other OER video sources too, you can visit, such as Vimeo . [[wikipedia:List_of_educational_video_websites|Wikipedia]] has a list of educational video websites. A google search on ‘OER Videos’ will also give you a list of sites to explore.

|[[File:Youtube_6_Download_Video.png|none|thumb|450x450px|Downloading of videos in Youtube]]

|You can enter your topic name in the search bar in Youtube to search for videos on that topic. To get videos which you can re-use, you need to click on the ‘Filter’ link on the Youtube page and select ‘Creative Commons’, with this step you will see videos that have the CC license (are OER).

|You can click on the video, this will open the video and it will begin playing. You can download the video by clicking on the download link below the video. You can download in different formats.  

=== Creating audio resources using your audio recorder (in your mobile phone) ===

=== Creating audio resources using your audio recorder (in your mobile phone) ===