copyright | Digital Learning

Open Educational Resources: sharing knowledge and removing barriers

Inclusive Learning | Learning Design | Reading Lists

Sarah Davies, Discovery and Resourcing Librarian for CHSS, introduces OERs and a new UWE Community of Practice

Next year’s reading lists

Accessibility | Blackboard Original | Reading Lists

For 2022/23: All the guidance you need to know about reading lists in one place

Using third party content in teaching materials and recordings

For information on the different licences available, exceptions and examples of using copyright content in your teaching material and recordings.

Copyright-free images for use in teaching activities

Digital Pedagogy

There are websites that offer copyright-free images, but you still need to check the terms of use on each site, and on each image.

Using Open Educational Resources (OERs)

Inclusive Learning

OERs are freely available, normally digital assets for research, education and assessment - anything from whole lectures or even courses to images, pictures, software, techniques, sound or films

Digital accessibility tip: Testing accessible forms and choosing the right tool

Simple checks you can carry out before publishing a form, plus guidance on selecting an appropriate form platform.

Digital accessibility tip: Creating accessible forms

Practical advice to help you decide whether you need a form and design one that is easier for everyone to complete.

Student Digital Leaders: students shaping digital capability at UWE

UWE’s Student Digital Leaders’ programme shows how students can actively shape digital confidence, practice and innovation through co-creation, mentorship and peer learning.