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We have uploaded the text document content and the concept map image on our [https://gurukasi.wordpress.com/oer-learning-digital-story-telling/ Wordpress site] . You can upload your text and image OER on your Wordpress blog. You need a premium account in Wordpress to upload audio and video. However, you can upload your audio and video files on the audio and video repositories discussed earlier and provide a hyper-link to those pages on WordPress, to create your complete OER.  
 
We have uploaded the text document content and the concept map image on our [https://gurukasi.wordpress.com/oer-learning-digital-story-telling/ Wordpress site] . You can upload your text and image OER on your Wordpress blog. You need a premium account in Wordpress to upload audio and video. However, you can upload your audio and video files on the audio and video repositories discussed earlier and provide a hyper-link to those pages on WordPress, to create your complete OER.  
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MediaWiki is also a platform on which OER can be published, it is a versatile platform, that has been developed for collaborative OER creation. It allows multiple users to edit the same content, it allows embedding of image, animation, audio and video resources. MediaWiki is most suitable for cases where a group or a community of teachers (could be teachers belonging to one institution or one school system) want to come together to co-create OER.
   
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=== OER created as part of the toolkit on 'learning digital story telling' ===
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=== OER created as part of this toolkit on 'learning digital story telling' ===
 
As a part of the toolkit, we worked on creating an OER for the topic 'Learning Digital Story Telling', to demonstrate to you how we could use FOSS applications to create and re-purpose OER. The OER is available on the different pages for text, image and animation, audio and video OER, it is shown below for reference at a single location:
 
As a part of the toolkit, we worked on creating an OER for the topic 'Learning Digital Story Telling', to demonstrate to you how we could use FOSS applications to create and re-purpose OER. The OER is available on the different pages for text, image and animation, audio and video OER, it is shown below for reference at a single location:
 
# [https://teacher-network.in/OER/images/7/7d/Digital_Story_Telling_personal_digital_library_-_Image.mm Freeplane - Concept Map]
 
# [https://teacher-network.in/OER/images/7/7d/Digital_Story_Telling_personal_digital_library_-_Image.mm Freeplane - Concept Map]
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##Video recording (edited) - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0XQCJh-dhc Adding transition]
 
##Video recording (edited) - [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b0XQCJh-dhc Adding transition]
 
   
 
   
We have copied the text from the LibreOffice text document onto the [https://wordpress.com/page/gurukasi.wordpress.com/27 WordPress page] and inserted the concept map. The web address of one audio and one video has been linked on this page. The aim is to demonstrate how you can bring together text, image, audio and video resources relating to one topic on one  page on your WordPress blog. This will allow all your OER on a topic to be strung together providing greater coherence and quality. You can create any number of such pages on different topics that you are creating and re-purposing OER on.  
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We have copied the text from the LibreOffice text document onto the [https://wordpress.com/page/gurukasi.wordpress.com/27 WordPress page] and inserted the concept map. The web address of an audio and a video OER has been linked on this [https://wordpress.com/page/gurukasi.wordpress.com/27 page]. The aim is to demonstrate how you can bring together text, image, audio and video resources relating to one topic on one  page on your WordPress site. This will allow all your OER on a topic to be strung together providing greater coherence and quality. You can create any number of such pages on different topics that you are creating and re-purposing OER on.  
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Our purpose in this exercise has been only to demonstrate to you, how to go about creating, re-purposing and publishing OER. The OER created is not intended to be in its final form, for that much more work is required add content to complete the text document and the slide presentation. Work is also required to bring together and refine the text, image, audio and video resources together to make a final OER set on 'learning digital story telling'. Preparing a quality OER is time and effort intensive exercise, you will also need to work quite a bit to revise, refine and finalise your OER. This is likely to be a iterative effort. The applications we have learnt will enable you to go back to the specific OER (file) you are working on, and continue editing the same for further revising.
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''Our purpose in this exercise has been only to demonstrate to you, how to go about creating, re-purposing and publishing OER. The OER created is not in its final or mature form, for that much more work is required add content to complete the text document and the slide presentation. Work is also required to bring together and refine the text, image, audio and video resources together to make a final OER set on 'learning digital story telling'.'' Preparing a quality OER is time and effort intensive exercise, you will also need to work quite a bit to revise, refine and finalise your OER. This is likely to be a iterative effort. The applications we have learnt will enable you to go back to the specific OER (file) you are working on, and continue editing the same for further revising and maturing.
    
=== Toolkit created as OER, using MediaWiki ===
 
=== Toolkit created as OER, using MediaWiki ===
This toolkit OER is itself created using MediaWiki, including an extension of MediaWiki, which is [https://wikibooks.org Wikibooks]. This toolkit has been created in a collaborative manner by members of the IT for Change team which authored this toolkit. The toolkit has OER in different formats (text, image, animation, audio and video) and internal and external hype-links as well.
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This toolkit is created as an OER using MediaWiki, including an extension called [https://wikibooks.org Wikibooks]. This toolkit has been created in a collaborative manner by members of the IT for Change, the author of this toolkit. The toolkit has OER in different formats (text, image, animation, audio and video) and internal and external hype-links as well.
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While you can use WordPress to create your own web site where you can host all the OER you create, as explained in previous section, MediaWiki is a candidate platform to host OER, which is sought to be collaboratively produced. Hence if your institution is keen (or you can persuade your institution) to create a platform for all faculty / teachers to collaborate and create, re-purpose and publish OER, then it should install [[wikibooks:MediaWiki_User_Guide|MediaWiki]] on its web-space, on which all the institution's and its faculty requirement for OER, could be attempted to be met.  
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While you can use WordPress to create your own web site, where you can host all the OER you create, MediaWiki is a candidate platform to host OER, which is sought to be collaboratively produced. MediaWiki allows multiple users to edit the same content, it allows embedding of image, animation, audio and video resources. It stores the history of edits, so that at any time, you can roll back to a previous version. It has several reports to give you information about the data and [[wikipedia:Metadata|metadata]] on the OER. It is also possible to define processes of creation-review-curation-publishing on MediaWiki. The power of MediaWiki is what enables the world's most popular OER repository Wikipedia, to support collaboration amongst thousands of creators-editors-reviewers across the world, to create OER in more than a hundred languages.
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MediaWiki is thus, most suitable for cases where a group or a community of teachers (could be teachers belonging to one institution or one school system) want to come together to co-create OER. Hence if your institution is keen (or you can persuade your institution) to create a platform for all faculty / teachers to collaborate and create, re-purpose and publish OER, then it should install [[wikibooks:MediaWiki_User_Guide|MediaWiki]] on its web-space, on which all the institution's and its faculty requirement for OER, could be attempted to be met.
    
=== OER to build communities of practice ===
 
=== OER to build communities of practice ===