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Open Education Handbook/OER communities and interest groups
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Europe
Open Education Europa
The University of Southampton - has a large OER repository
The University of Nottingham - has a large OER repository
The University of Oxford - has several OER sites, including http://podcasts.ox.ac.uk
The Open University has OpenLearn
The textbook project "L3T" (textbook for learning and teaching with technologies") is a prizewinning CC BY-SA project in German language, its second version was collaboratively developed within 7 days and more than 250 people
US and Australia
"Copyright for Educators" courses aimed at primary school teachers and librarians in the US and Australia. While there is a jurisdiction-specific focus, they provide a great grounding for anyone in the teaching space
Global South
The African Virtual University
OERu
MIT OpenCourseWare
Various initiatives in Utah
Temoa in Latin America
CORE
Siyavula Education in South Africa
National Repository of Open Educational Resources in India
OER Africa
Groups of people or individuals interested in OER
OER-Discuss mailing list
Open Knowledge Foundation Open Education Working Group
OER research hub
SCORE fellows
OER Asia
OER Advocacy mailing list
OER University
School of Open Google Group
UNESCO OER community
Educause Openness Constituent Group
Open Courseware Consortium
OER Community at Athabasca University
OER Forum
WikiEducator
P2PU Community
Peer 2 Peer University (P2PU)