1. Open Access: Translation
into the Teaching/Learning
Iryna Kuchma
Open Access Programme manager
Presented at “New Trends for Science Dissemination”,
ICTP – Trieste, Italy, 28 September 2011
www.eifl.net Attribution 3.0 Unported

3. Exploring OA impact on
Generation of results
Generation/sharing of articles (and/or books and
other text/packets), etc.
Generation of nontraditional outputs/cultural heritage
objects, etc.
Translation into the teaching/learning process
The communication of the above
material/information to the public
The interaction of the public with this material
The creation of innovative opportunities for new
science/scholarship, new businesses

4. technologically

12. legally

14. collaborative

17. best practices

21. policies

24. The Kwame Nkrumah University
of Science and Technology
a university-wide “Policy for Development
and Use of Open Educational Resources
(OER)”
http://knust.edu.gh/downloads/20/20411.pdf
with Creative Commons Attribution as the
default license for university material.
“Materials produced which do not indicate
any specific conditions for sharing will
automatically be considered to have been
shared under a CC BY license.”
http://web.knust.edu.gh/oer
(https://creativecommons.org/weblog/entry/27355)

28. Thank you! Questions?