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=== Accessing audio OER repositories ===
=== Accessing audio OER repositories ===
[https://freesound.org Freesound] is an audio OER repository. You can search for sounds in this repository. [http://Soundcloud.com Soundcloud] is also an audio repository. You will need to check the copyright of the audio you want to re-use.
[https://freesound.org Freesound] is an audio OER repository. You can search for sounds in this repository. [http://Soundcloud.com Soundcloud] is also an audio repository. As in the case of text and image resources, you will need to check the copyright of the audio you want to re-use.
You can use a search engine such as [https://google.com Google search engine] or [https://duckduckgo.com/ DuckDuckGo] search engine, using a FOSS web browser such as [https://www.mozilla.org/ Mozilla Firefox]
You can use a search engine such as [https://google.com Google search engine] or [https://duckduckgo.com/ DuckDuckGo] search engine, using a FOSS web browser such as [https://www.mozilla.org/ Mozilla Firefox] to search the web for audio resources. In the search engine, you would need to specify "videos" as a filter for search results.
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.
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.
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.
=== Creating image audio resources using your audio recorder (in your mobile phone) ===
=== Creating audio resources using your audio recorder (in your mobile phone) ===
You can record an audio clip using your mobile phone itself, using any audio recording app, such as ‘[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sonymobile.androidapp.audiorecorder Audio Recorder]’. You can copy the audio file from your phone to your computer for editing and re-mixing to create OER. While recording, make sure that no copyright music or sound is playing in the background.
You can record an audio clip using your mobile phone itself, using any audio recording app, such as ‘[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sonymobile.androidapp.audiorecorder Audio Recorder]’. You can copy the audio file from your phone to your computer for editing and re-mixing to create OER. While recording, make sure that no copyright music or sound is playing in the background.