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The Lore about LORs

Here you will find information and links to some of the more well known learning objects repositories and referatories and to other projects similar to MODE.

Wikipedia's Exemplary Collection of Open e-Learning Content Repositories.

A long and prestigious list of open content sources for eLearning.  Be sure to check this site out.

Some of the learning objects repositories and referatories have free content, some require a fee to use content, and some are free and fee based. 

Links to Learning Objects Repositories


Multimedia Education Resources for Learning  and Online Teaching (MERLOT)

Open Educational Resources

Carnegie Mellon Open Learning Initiative

The Orange Grove, Florida

OnCore Blueprint Repository  Alphabetical List

Gateway to Education Materials (GEM )

Edusource

MIT Open Courseware

National Repository of Online Course (NROC)

VET Learning Objects Repository Network (VLORN)

Similar Higher Education LOR Projects

CLOE

Wisconsin Online

eLearning Factory

LOLA

Maricopa Learing Exchange


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Other Repositories + MODE = Lots of Content
MODE believes more is better. Using other respositories will help faculty find all kinds of quality digital content. We encourage the use of other learning objects respositories.

MODE also assumes that while some digital content authors would like to share with others they may not want to share their work with the world. 

The MODE project will allow those folks creating, using, adapting, or adopting content to share their work with some limitations as well as to share it freely with others. 

Some possible sharing scenarios that could exist in MODE include, but are not exhastive include sharing :

  •  Across the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system
  • With a few other institutions in collaborative endeavors
  • At an institution
  • In a department
  • With colleague or two

 

 


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