Open Educational Resources

REUSABLE OPEN CONTENT: CREATIVE COMMONS, PUBLIC DOMAIN, OPEN ACCESS, OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES (OER) – WITHOUT COSTS/FINES

Firstly, always fully quote the source of the content you are using (otherwise a fine will be sent by UVO anyway, tariffs at www.stichting-uvo.nl/nl/Tarieven_2)

Search Journal articles material which you can re-use without costs:
In PUBMED add to your query: (“creative commons” OR “CC-BY” OR “loattrfree full text”[sb]) NB: Clicking (the PubMed filter) ‘Free full text’ generates less results, so don’t click that !
– More is available at anatomytool.org

Check the information at the webpages of the Copyright Information Office of Library University Leiden:
https://www.library.universiteitleiden.nl/researchers/copyright-information-office
Here you can also find a list of e-journals (A-Z list of publishers) with details what is allowed for re-using journal article material.
NB1: These ‘licensed e-resources’ apply to JOURNAL articles ONLY, NOT to (study/hand)books.
NB2: Only uploading on BrightSpace is allowed, not on other websites.

** (free) access to content does not mean you are allowed to put the content on BrightSpace without costs/fines. No notifications on Copyright means that the content is Copyrighted !

SOLUTION: The easiest way is placing a LINK in BrightSpace, because then no costs are involved.Copy URL:

(Dutch) Presentatie 2019-06-04 Workshop OWC LUMC ‘Van Copyright naar Open Educational Resources’ v5

Belowmentioned list of open educational resources was compiled for the SurfNet Project Anatomy TOOL2  https://anatomytool.org/TOOL2

Please check on every item
if you are allowed to reuse, remix and publish (if you are allowed to share it on a website  (even a dedicated website like BrightSpace)
(unfortunately the list is not screen-fitted, but it will take too much manually editing to fit)