I started teaching 30 years ago. After 20 years of creative teaching I wrote a handful of text books for various publishers and then moved on to working as a subject editor in English for NDLA.no. Gradually I moved on to project managing and research at NDLA, and I’m now Head of NDLA Explore. My main career goal is to play a part in establishing standards for open source production tools for OER. A lot of OERs are practically inaccessible to the larger community due to technological limitations or lack of intuitive content structures. Accesibility is key to all the wonderful dimensions that OER can add to the world of learning.

At NDLA we have more than 30000 articles. We use H5P.org a lot. This widespread open source tool box can be used in a lot of CMSs. Resources can be remixed, downloaded and used on other sites. Our content is licenced Creative Commons and we share all our site code on Github regarding design, technological architecture and production system.

Please reuse :)

 

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