Open Education: an opportunity to work together
summary
An informal volunteer network across Italy forms in 2017 and runs recurring webinars free whose materials are published as editable OERs under CC BY, not PDFs, so teachers can download, adapt and redistribute. The group co-creates national guidance and co-created UNESCO guidelines (2019) and lobbies ministries while remaining non‑legal and distributed. Current work tests AI for fast translation and access to minor languages, and documents practices so others can replicate classroom designs and open software integrations.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and team presentation
- 1:02Open education background
- 3:11Open educational resources explained
- 6:25Crossing silos in open education
- 10:39UNESCO recommendations on OER
- 13:54Future steps and collaboration
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