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"Goblin Threat" in Flash by Snowden Library, Academic Center (570) 321-4053 Credits: The Goblin Threat game was created by Mary Broussard with assitance on question writing from Jessica Urich. Inspiration came from Dream Chronicles (available for purchase), and escape games such as Escape Artist. Almost all sound effects from Free Sound Project... see more at http://www.lycoming.edu/library/instruction/tutorials/gtCredits.html hmmmm - seems more like an illustrated quiz than a game to me

The University of Kentucky Libraries is committed to launching this repository in addition to maintaining the Kentuckiana Digital Library, leasing space in other repositories such as ArtStore or helping with homegrown repositories important to specific colleges, e.g., MDID for College of Design and College of Fine Arts .... Question: how does the KY Learning Depot initiative fit here? or an international LOs community with a vibrant peer-review process like MERLOT?

Mark Kornbluh and Douglas Oard interview - 81 mins

This site was set up to help faculty with their decision-making on copyright when putting class resources on reserve. Includes next steps when needing to get permission from copyright holders.

Archive and collection presentations for scholars, museums and libraries from the Center for History and New Media - free, open source web-publishing platform. Can be used like a blog or to share collaborative work in digital scholarship. Used by Brown University's Center for Digital Scholarship

An interdisciplinary journal about regions, places, and cultures of the American South and their global connections Southern Spaces combines innovative scholarship about real and imagined spaces and places of the American South with the tools of digital media. Realizing that few scholars are experts in website design, we are eager to work with authors, photographers and videographers in the process of producing image, sound, and video files for submissions. We are committed to assisting scholars at varying levels of technological proficiency. If you are interested in submitting materials to Southern Spaces, please create a new account on the site and then follow the instructions for submitting. A submission will not be considered if it has have been previously published or is concurrently under consideration by another journal or press. Copyright for essays published in Southern Spaces is retained by the authors. All images, video, and sound files associated with published submissions are securely archived by Emory University's Woodruff Library. If you choose to submit by post, we accept flash drives, DV tapes, CDs, or DVDs containing your manuscript, images, sound files, etc.

Univ of Lincoln

A Report by the Digital Connections Council of the Committee for Economic Development, Washington DC - 2009 - includes definition of OER, issues re copyright, trends