Courses, Workshops, and Tutorials
UB Online Courses
The topic of OER has piqued your interest, but you're unsure how and where to begin?
You want to know more about open education and its implementation possibilities?
Then join one of our courses and learn more about the fundamentals of copyright law, the use of Creative Commons licenses, and how to find, use, create, and publish openly licensed materials for your teaching.
Open Up Your Teaching and Learning
On this page, you can sign up for our own and some external online courses on various topics related to OER or learn about our current recommendations.
- Own Online Courses:
Courses
In-House Courses
Online-Course:
German Copyright Law and Creative Commons (not only) for OER and Open Access
Course Contents
An offering of the City Center University Library
If you and your collegues are interested in English speaking offerings, feel free to contact us (by e-mail).
We provide an English version for you, minimum number of participants: 8
Part 1: Copyright Law and CC Licenses
The first part of the course focuses primarily on copyright law. Along a relatively simple model, questions regarding limitations and licenses - such as Creative Commons - then almost naturally arise.
Offer on request.
Part 2: Creative Commons "in the field".
The second part practically addresses the question of how to properly reference works with Creative Commons licenses and legally use others' CC-licensed works. Disclaimer: This course is a media education offering - legally "without guarantee".
Registration for Part 2 is available on request.
Additional Session for Questions and Reflection
In past courses, it has been shown that many questions arise during the initial attempts, and it is worthwhile to refresh the topic with some distance.
Therefore, we offer a session for follow-up communication - also for individuals who participated in previous courses. Feel free to bring specific questions and projects!
Offer on request.
These courses are a media education offering - legally "without guarantee".
An offering of the City Center University Library
If you and your collegues are interested in English speaking offerings, feel free to contact us (by e-mail).
We provide an English version for you, minimum number of participants: 4, max 8.
Part 1: Copyright Law and CC Licenses
The first part of the course focuses primarily on copyright law. Along a relatively simple model, questions regarding limitations and licenses - such as Creative Commons - then almost naturally arise.
Offer on request.
Part 2: Creative Commons "in the field".
The second part practically addresses the question of how to properly reference works with Creative Commons licenses and legally use others' CC-licensed works. Disclaimer: This course is a media education offering - legally "without guarantee".
Offer on request.
Additional Session for Questions and Reflection
In past courses, it has been shown that many questions arise during the initial attempts, and it is worthwhile to refresh the topic with some distance.
Therefore, we offer a session for follow-up communication - also for individuals who participated in previous courses. Feel free to bring specific questions and projects!
Offer on request.
Disclaimer: All courses are media education offerings even if they touch some legal matters.We don't give any legal advice. We hereby point out that our content is "supplied without liability".
Course Dates
2 units of 2 hours each
Choose one date for Part 1 and Part 2 - and please plan approximately 2 hours for self-study between the sessions.
The two-part offering can be booked separately, and the course will be repeated. Please note that an additional session for reflection and questions will be offered.
Part 1
- Wednesday, September 11, 2024, 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
- Thursday, September 12, 2024, 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
- Registration for Part 2 is available on request.
Part 2
- Wednesday, September 25, 2024, 9:00 - 11:00 a.m.
- Thursday, September 26, 2024, 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
- Registration for Part 2 is available here.
Additional Session for Questions and Reflection
- Wednesday, October 23rd 6 to 8 p.m.
- Registration for the additional session is available here.
OER tutorial in English
References
- Page Header: Markus Büsges (2014). OER Logo Open Educational Resources. Wikimedia Commons. License: Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike 4.0 international (CC BY-SA 4.0). Lettering deleted.
- Photo neon light "Open": Florian Hagen (2020). No title. On 2, 71, 90 – Nachbericht zum OERCamp 2020 in Hamburg. Unter Creative Commons Namensnennung 4.0 international (CC BY 4.0)-Lizenz.
Die Inhalte der OER-Seiten der Universitätsbibliothek Stuttgart stehen, soweit nicht anders vermerkt, unter einer Creative Commons Namensnennung 4.0 international (CC BY 4.0)-Lizenz. Ausgenommen sind Logos und Wort-/Bildmarken.
Support and Contact
Support and Community of Practice
Erreichbarkeit
- Mo - Fr per Email
Persönlich vor Ort:
- Do in der UB Stadtmitte
- Di - Mi Inspo Vaihingen
Contact
Wiebke Hengst
OER-Coordination and Support | Creative Commons
Project digit@L | sdg-campus
University Library City Center
Holzgartenstraße 16 | 70174 Stuttgart
✎ wiebke.hengst@ub.uni-stuttgart.de
Project KuMuS_ProNeD (lernen:digital)
Institute for Sport- and Movement Science
Allmandring 28 | 70569 Stuttgart