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    L’éducation ouverte est de retour – mais en réalité, elle n’est jamais partie ! Nous nous réjouissons de la Semaine internationale de l’éducation ouverte (#OEweek), qui se tiendra du 3 au 7 mars, car elle nous donnera l’occasion de mettre en valeur tous les travaux extraordinaires réalisés dans ce domaine à l’Université de l’Alberta.

    Rejoignez-nous pour célébrer la façon dont les étudiants (vous) et les instructeurs (vous aussi !) ont mené la charge sur l’abordabilité et l’accessibilité à l’Université de l’Alberta par le biais des ressources éducatives libres (REL) !

    L’éducation ouverte est un mouvement qui encourage le partage et la collaboration par le biais de licences qui permettent le libre accès ou la réutilisation, pour les matériels de cours. Les pratiques des REL telles que la co-création et la personnalisation des ressources d’apprentissage sont soutenues par les étudiants et les enseignants (vous aussi !).

    C’est vous qui l’avez fait ! Grâce àux …

    REL créées par des instructeurs : Manuels accessibles sous licence libre publiés par des instructeurs de l’Université de l’Alberta.


    En travaillant ensemble, les bibliothèques universitaires, les conseillers pédagogiques et les instructeurs peuvent créer des environnements d’apprentissage inclusifs, innovants et efficaces qui répondent aux besoins des étudiants.es.

    Programme “Zero Textbook Cost” (MSF)

    Les cours MSF incluent des REL ou du matériel de bibliothèque sous licence, ce qui signifie qu’il n’y a pas de coûts supplémentaires pour les étudiants. Au total, ⅓ des cours de l’hiver 2025 étaient des cours ZTC !

    Les facultés ont augmenté de manière significative le nombre de cours utilisant des manuels de cours sans frais entre l’hiver 2022 et l’hiver 2025.

    Pourcentage de cours “Zero Textbook Cost” (Manuels sans frais) :

    Les autres facultés qui ont excellé au MSF pendant le semestre d’hiver 2025 sont la faculté d’agriculture, des sciences de la vie et de l’environnement (40 % des cours), Augustana (51 % des cours) et la faculté de médecine et d’odontologie (36 % des cours).

    Consultez d’autres événements et ressources de la Semaine de l’éducation ouverte :


    Cet article a été traduit par Elisabet Ingibergsson, l’original en anglais se trouve ici .

    Ce contenu est placé sous une licence Creative Commons CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

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    by Guest Author
    by Guest Author

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    by Junelle Mah
    by Junelle Mah

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    by Guest Author
    by Guest Author

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