…to the HumBox www.humbox.ac.uk Welcome…. Achievements so far… 1000+ resources deposited bespoke operational repository wide range of media represented.

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Presentation transcript:

…to the HumBox Welcome…

Achievements so far… resources deposited bespoke operational repository wide range of media represented 150+ registered users A fledgling community of humanities lecturers who are actively involved in publishing and sharing teaching and learning resources. peer review process initiated and ongoing active community-building awareness raising about OERs

In the beginning… …there was the community 4 Subject Centres with strong links to our communities a desire to share resources potential for cross-disciplinary sharing but little going on …and the repository ready for use could be customised

Project tools for community building 4 Subject Centres with strong links to our communities a desire to share resources potential for cross-disciplinary sharing but little going on …and the repository ready for use could be customised

Project tools for community building 4 Subject Centres with strong links to our communities a desire to share resources potential for cross-disciplinary sharing but little going on …and the repository ready for use could be customised

Partner dissemination: local & national 4 Subject Centres with strong links to our communities a desire to share resources potential for cross-disciplinary sharing but little going on …and the repository ready for use could be customised

Partner dissemination: local & national 4 Subject Centres with strong links to our communities a desire to share resources potential for cross-disciplinary sharing but little going on …and the repository ready for use could be customised

Community-building: make it easy…

Identities: profile page customisable see most viewed/downloaded see when someone else downloads, remixes or comments on your resources manage your own resources see bookmarked items

Community-building: resource page… preview screen description keywords/tags date of deposit depositor languages attribution number of downloads CC licence

And… Comments and notes File download Toolbox: Download as zip bookmark edit remix

And… Margaret Tejerizo (Glasgow): “…it’s all too sad in today’s academic world…academics are often very isolated working alone in their offices. For us [at CRCEES], HumBox has been a breath of fresh air….it’s really brought people together and brought for us a tremendous spirit of enjoying what we do.”

And… Billy Brick (Coventry): “I’ve integrated it into my teaching already. I’ve done some sessions on Web 2.0 and open educational resources, so my knowledge has been passed on both at undergraduate and Masters level in my teaching.”

And… Emmanuel Godin (Portsmouth): “It’s very pleasant to be able to exchange ideas with people you’ve never met before [in your subject area]”

And… Sarah Hayes (Aston): “We feel a certain ownership over it [HumBox] already…” “I think we’ve proved as a group that OER sharing is possible – and I’m delighted with that”

The HumBox Project Launch Event University of Sheffield 26 th February