According to the website, "The OER Research Database provides a free and easily accessible venue for instructors, administrators, students, policy-makers, and other stakeholders to locate research and formal literature on the use of open educational resources and practices." I haven't looked at it to any depth. I did notice that the authors "excluded publications we consider to be informal (e.g., blog posts, conference presentations)" whih makes it less interesting and relevant to me. Via Alan Levine.
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