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I enjoyed putting together the Prezi presentation (about which I've blogged previously) because it truly helped me to think through the issues and to visualize these concepts for myself and for my audience. The public Prezi presentation (without narration) is available at Prezi.com, here, in case you'd like to use it yourself (or play with the great zooming and non-linear presenting features of Prezi).
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What evidence do you have to date that engaging faculty with OER leads to greater receptivity to OA?
Posted by: Dorothea Salo | November 12, 2009 at 07:48 AM
Hi, great Prezi! I really liked the creative use of different frames in there.
You can also embed prezis to your blog,if you don't want to create a video version.
Posted by: Zoli Radnai | November 13, 2009 at 07:16 AM