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Reusable Learning Objects
The point of Reusable Learning Objects (RLOs) is to develop material that you, and others, can use out of the original context in which you developed the material. Some RLO repositories include "true" learning objects that you can think of as modules or units that you can drop into a course with minimal contextualization. Other repositories include lesson plans and other "stuff" that might require more work to adapt for your own teaching and learning context.RLO Repositories
- Real World Learning Objects
- Wisc-Online
- Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT)
- Apple Learning Exchange
- MIT Open Courseware
- Library of Congress, Digital Collections and Programs
- Open Education Resources (OER) Commons
- SlideShare
- Forum Network
- HippoCampus
- How Stuff Works
- Maricopa Learning eXchange (MLX)
- Learning Objects Portal
- Open Content Alliance
- Connexions
- Sharing of Free Intellectual Assets (Sofia)
- DiscoverEd
- Open eLearning Content Observatory Services
Other Resources
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