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The Handbook for Economics Lecturers

Open Educational Resources in Economics

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Martin Poulter,
the Economics Network
Published September 2017

Editors:
Prof. W. David McCausland,
University of Aberdeen
Suzanne Hardy,
Newcastle University

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  • 1. Why open?
  • 2. Open education and other open movements
  • 3. Finding and sharing open resources for economics
  • 4. Releasing your own resources
  • 5. Conclusion
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