Open learning materials for every classroom

CCOER explains how to use, share and build policies for Open Educational Resources (OER) under Creative Commons (CC) licenses — so good learning materials can be legally reused, adapted and shared.

What do you want to do?

• Use someone else's materials → Attribution & reuse
• Share my own materials → Choose a license, then Publish OER
• Understand what OER is → Understanding OER
• Find source documents and further reading → References

Suggested reading path

1. Understanding OER — the UNESCO definition and the 5Rs.
2. Creative Commons licenses — six licenses, CC0, how to choose.
3. Attribution (TASL) — crediting correctly in slides, LMS and print.
4. Publishing OER — workflow, checklist, AI-assisted materials.

About the project

ccoer.org works alongside hoclieu.org, a K-12 Vietnamese learning materials library. ccoer.org also runs an anonymous xAPI learning record store that measures how open materials are used, to help improve them.

Content on this site is licensed under CC BY 4.0. Information only, not legal advice.