This document discusses strategies for addressing quality and copyright issues related to user-generated content (UGC) and open educational resources (OER) in higher education. It notes challenges like assessing quality of collaborative content and reluctance of some teachers to use UGC. It proposes frameworks and methods for quality assessment of UGC and learning 2.0 approaches, including peer reviews, surveys, and benchmarking. Regarding copyright, it suggests Creative Commons-like approaches can increase reputation by addressing issues while still allowing for creativity. The vision presented involves open educational practices that empower learners as co-producers of high-quality OER.