Creative Commons Resources

• Open Educational Resources (OER) Guide for Students in Post-Secondary and Higher Education, Commonwealth of Learning CC BY
• CDLI Blended Flow  Toolkit Seattle University,  CC BY NC SA https://seattleu.instructure.com/courses/1569931
• The digital teaching professional framework guide for teachers and trainers. The Education and Training Foundation.  Etfoundation.co.uk/edtech
• Teach Online, Contact North, http://contactnorth.ca CC BY SA  http://contactnorth.ca
• The Blended Learning Toolkit, University of Central Florida (UCF) and the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) CC BY NC SA https://blended.online.ucf.edu/
• The OSCQR Rubric, Dashboard, and Process. Online Learning Consortium, Inc. CC BY http://oscqr.org/
• Course Design Rubric, California Community Colleges Online Education Initiative Professional Development work group  by the OEI. CC BY
• Blended Learning Design Planner V1.2 Resource Pack, Centre of Excellence in Interdisciplinary Mental Health: University of Birmingham. CC BY NC SA https://www.birmingham.ac.uk/research/activity/social-policy/ceimh/film-resources/designing-for-enquiry-based-blended-learning.aspx

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