Creating open educational resources

Round 2: Acronyms

Define the acronyms

Question 1

What do the following acronyms stand for?

OER

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Answer

Open educational resource

Question 2

SCORE

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Answer

Support Centre for Open Resources in Education

Question 3

JISC

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Answer

Joint Information Systems Committee

Question 4

OCWC

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Answer

OpenCourseWare Consortium

Question 5

VLE

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Answer

Virtual learning environment

Question 6

VUSSC

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Answer

Virtual University for Small States of the Commonwealth

Question 7

OERu

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Answer

Open educational resources university

Question 8

Jorum

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Answer

A repository of learning and teaching materials, but not an acronym. The word ‘jorum’ is of biblical origin and means a collecting (or drinkning) bowl.

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