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Hi Miems. Thank you for your comment. Your workshop seems really interesting.
It would be great if you could share the template for the institutional policy or further guidance. This could particularly useful for interested institutions that were not able to attend the conference.
You may also share links to photos if you wish.
Thanks!
Pre-conference Workshop: 18th October 2016
Theme: Institutional OER Policy Development
The focus of the Pre-conference workshop was to create and escalate awareness on the importance of OERs to increase access to affordable learning and to capacitate participants to develop an Institutional OER policy based on an adapted COL 2016 Institutional OER Policy template.
Outcome of the workshop: Each institution left the conference with a draft institutional OER Policy
Facilitators: Ms Wilhelmina Louw (NAMCOL)
Ms Antoinette Wentworth (Namibian University of Science and Technology – NUST)