Case Study about Business Models in Open Educational Resources (OER): a Contingency Approach
Abstract: This Case Study present an analysis of data from a literature review and semi-structured interviews with experts on OER, to identify different aspects of OER business models and to establish how the success of the OER initiatives is measured.The results collected thus far show that two different business models for OER initiatives exist, but no data on their success or failure is published. We propose a framework for me asuring success of OER initiatives.
Introduction: Open Educational Resources encompass a wide set of resources – e.g., learning materials, course ware, software tools, educational services and support – that are freely shared within an educational community. There are many ways to do so , in terms of underlying technology, development, maintenance, support, and funding schemes. Downes (2007) provides an overview of these diverse models for funding, technical, content and staffing. But although several case studies and other reports on OER initiatives have been published , it seems that sustainable OER business models have yet to take shape.
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