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Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-10T05:31:58Z

McCormack: /* License Usage */

{{Case Study
|Description=Qedoc is a project where teachers and learners can create and share highly interactive educational resources (e.g. quizzes and flashcards) using CC licences.
|Quote=I've never encountered other sites like this where the designers and authors are so attentive to the needs of their [users]. I wish you good luck and I'm telling all my colleagues. In fact, as soon as I get more adept at the program, I plan to offer a workshop to other teachers, showing them how to use it in their classrooms.
|Quote_Attribution=Susan Bishop, Technology Center, Tremont Grade School, IL.
|Mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
|Author=James McCormack
|User_Status=Curator, Creator
|Tag=education
|License short name=CC BY-NC-SA
|Format=InteractiveResource
|Country=Worldwide
}}
== Overview ==

As of April 2009, Qedoc offers over 1000 interactive learning resources, mostly either sets of quizzes or flashcards. The 1000 modules include around 4000 activites, 65000 questions and thousands of images and recordings. The project caters for around a dozen languages, although English currently dominates, followed by Spanish.

In terms of subject coverage, Qedoc has particularly large numbers of resources in the areas of (foreign) language learning, language arts (English, literacy), mathematics, science, history, geography, information technology, medicine, business and transportation. See the [http://www.qedoc.org/en/index.php?title=Category:Learning_Modules full resource catalogue].

In terms of educational level, the ratio between the area primary/secondary/tertiary are approximately 35% / 40% / 25%. The Qedoc project therefore appeals fairly equally across age ranges and corrects the traditional bias of Open Educational Resources towards higher education.

== License Usage ==

Qedoc uses a variety of CC licences. Rather like Flickr, teachers are offered a choice from most of the Creative Commons licences when publishing their work through Qedoc (ND is unavailable, in line with the OER definition). The CC-BY-NC-SA licence is by far the most popular. Qedoc also uses a wiki for documentation and project development, which uses the CC-BY-SA licence. Qedoc learning resources allow media embedding in an easily extractable, taggable manner, so thousands of media items (mostly images and recordings) are available as well. Media items are usually CC-licenced, but typically different CC licences depending on the original author's choice.

Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existed on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

== Gallery ==

[[Image:GUWDB 000a.jpg|right|thumb|200px|An astronomy resource from Qedoc]]

[[Category: education]]
[[Category: elearning]]
[[Category: quiz]]
[[Category: flashcards]]
[[Category: open educational resources]]

James McCormack

2009-04-10T05:31:10Z

McCormack: New page: Please see User:McCormack.

Please see [[User:McCormack]].

User:McCormack

2009-04-10T05:30:39Z

McCormack: New page: Please see Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources.

Please see [[Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources]].

Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-10T05:29:13Z

McCormack:

{{Case Study
|Description=Qedoc is a project where teachers and learners can create and share highly interactive educational resources (e.g. quizzes and flashcards) using CC licences.
|Quote=I've never encountered other sites like this where the designers and authors are so attentive to the needs of their [users]. I wish you good luck and I'm telling all my colleagues. In fact, as soon as I get more adept at the program, I plan to offer a workshop to other teachers, showing them how to use it in their classrooms.
|Quote_Attribution=Susan Bishop, Technology Center, Tremont Grade School, IL.
|Mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
|Author=James McCormack
|User_Status=Curator, Creator
|Tag=education
|License short name=CC BY-NC-SA
|Format=InteractiveResource
|Country=Worldwide
}}
== Overview ==

As of April 2009, Qedoc offers over 1000 interactive learning resources, mostly either sets of quizzes or flashcards. The 1000 modules include around 4000 activites, 65000 questions and thousands of images and recordings. The project caters for around a dozen languages, although English currently dominates, followed by Spanish.

In terms of subject coverage, Qedoc has particularly large numbers of resources in the areas of (foreign) language learning, language arts (English, literacy), mathematics, science, history, geography, information technology, medicine, business and transportation. See the [http://www.qedoc.org/en/index.php?title=Category:Learning_Modules full resource catalogue].

In terms of educational level, the ratio between the area primary/secondary/tertiary are approximately 35% / 40% / 25%. The Qedoc project therefore appeals fairly equally across age ranges and corrects the traditional bias of Open Educational Resources towards higher education.

== License Usage ==

Qedoc uses a variety of licences. Rather like Flickr, teachers are offered a choice from most of the Creative Commons licences when publishing their work through Qedoc (ND is unavailable, in line with the OER definition). The CC-BY-NC-SA licence is by far the most popular. Qedoc also uses a wiki for documentation and project development, which uses the CC-BY-SA licence. Qedoc learning resources allow media embedding in an easily extractable, taggable manner, so thousands of media items (mostly images and recordings) are available as well. Media items are usually CC-licenced, but typically different CC licences depending on the original author's choice.

Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existed on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

== Gallery ==

[[Image:GUWDB 000a.jpg|right|thumb|200px|An astronomy resource from Qedoc]]

[[Category: education]]
[[Category: elearning]]
[[Category: quiz]]
[[Category: flashcards]]
[[Category: open educational resources]]

Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-10T05:17:16Z

McCormack: /* License Usage */

{{Case Study
|Description=Qedoc is a project where teachers and learners can create and share highly interactive educational resources (e.g. quizzes and flashcards) using CC licences.
|Quote=I've never encountered other sites like this where the designers and authors are so attentive to the needs of their [users]. I wish you good luck and I'm telling all my colleagues. In fact, as soon as I get more adept at the program, I plan to offer a workshop to other teachers, showing them how to use it in their classrooms.

|Quote_Attribution=Susan Bishop, Technology Center, Tremont Grade School, IL.
|Mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
|Author=James McCormack
|User_Status=Creator
|Tag=education
|License short name=CC BY-NC-SA
|Format=InteractiveResource
|Country=Worldwide
}}
== Overview ==

As of April 2009, Qedoc offers over 1000 interactive learning resources, mostly either sets of quizzes or flashcards. The 1000 modules include around 4000 activites, 65000 questions and thousands of images and recordings. The project caters for around a dozen languages, although English currently dominates, followed by Spanish.

In terms of subject coverage, Qedoc has particularly large numbers of resources in the areas of (foreign) language learning, language arts (English, literacy), mathematics, science, history, geography, information technology, medicine, business and transportation. See the [http://www.qedoc.org/en/index.php?title=Category:Learning_Modules full resource catalogue].

In terms of educational level, the ratio between the area primary/secondary/tertiary are approximately 35% / 40% / 25%. The Qedoc project therefore appeals fairly equally across age ranges and corrects the traditional bias of Open Educational Resources towards higher education.

== License Usage ==

Qedoc uses a variety of licences. Rather like Flickr, teachers are offered a choice from most of the Creative Commons licences when publishing their work through Qedoc (ND is unavailable, in line with the OER definition). The CC-BY-NC-SA licence is by far the most popular. Qedoc also uses a wiki for documentation and project development, which uses the CC-BY-SA licence. Qedoc learning resources allow media embedding in an easily extractable, taggable manner, so thousands of media items (mostly images and recordings) are available as well. Media items are usually CC-licenced, but typically different CC licences depending on the original author's choice.

Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existed on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

== Gallery ==

[[Image:GUWDB 000a.jpg|right|thumb|200px|An astronomy resource from Qedoc]]

[[Category: education]]
[[Category: elearning]]
[[Category: quiz]]
[[Category: flashcards]]
[[Category: open educational resources]]

Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-10T05:15:36Z

McCormack:

{{Case Study
|Description=Qedoc is a project where teachers and learners can create and share highly interactive educational resources (e.g. quizzes and flashcards) using CC licences.
|Quote=I've never encountered other sites like this where the designers and authors are so attentive to the needs of their [users]. I wish you good luck and I'm telling all my colleagues. In fact, as soon as I get more adept at the program, I plan to offer a workshop to other teachers, showing them how to use it in their classrooms.

|Quote_Attribution=Susan Bishop, Technology Center, Tremont Grade School, IL.
|Mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
|Author=James McCormack
|User_Status=Creator
|Tag=education
|License short name=CC BY-NC-SA
|Format=InteractiveResource
|Country=Worldwide
}}
== Overview ==

As of April 2009, Qedoc offers over 1000 interactive learning resources, mostly either sets of quizzes or flashcards. The 1000 modules include around 4000 activites, 65000 questions and thousands of images and recordings. The project caters for around a dozen languages, although English currently dominates, followed by Spanish.

In terms of subject coverage, Qedoc has particularly large numbers of resources in the areas of (foreign) language learning, language arts (English, literacy), mathematics, science, history, geography, information technology, medicine, business and transportation. See the [http://www.qedoc.org/en/index.php?title=Category:Learning_Modules full resource catalogue].

In terms of educational level, the ratio between the area primary/secondary/tertiary are approximately 35% / 40% / 25%. The Qedoc project therefore appeals fairly equally across age ranges and corrects the traditional bias of Open Educational Resources towards higher education.

== License Usage ==

Qedoc uses a variety of licences. Rather like Flickr, teachers are offered a choice from most of the Creative Commons licences when publishing their work through Qedoc. The CC-BY-NC-SA licence is by far the most popular. Qedoc also uses a wiki for documentation and project development, which uses the CC-BY-SA licence. Qedoc learning resources allow media embedding in an easily extractable, taggable manner, so thousands of media items (mostly images and recordings) are available as well. Media items are usually CC-licenced, but typically different CC licences depending on the original author's choice.

Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existed on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

== Gallery ==

[[Image:GUWDB 000a.jpg|right|thumb|200px|An astronomy resource from Qedoc]]

[[Category: education]]
[[Category: elearning]]
[[Category: quiz]]
[[Category: flashcards]]
[[Category: open educational resources]]

Qedoc

2009-04-08T12:21:58Z

McCormack: Adding missing information

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|Location=Worldwide
|Contact=http://www.qedoc.org/en/index.php?title=Contact_Qedoc
|Mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
|Tag=learning modules, open content, quiz, flashcards, primary education, secondary education, tertiary education
|Organization Type=nonprofit
|Open or Free Statement=yes
|OER Statement=yes
|License provider=CC
|License short name=CC BY-NC-SA, CC BY-SA
|License=http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/
|Link_Archive=no
}}
Qedoc does two main things: it provides special software for creating, sharing, and playing back educational modules; and it provides a repository of modules which others have created. As of April 2009, the repository had over 1000 modules with about 4000 activities and 65000 questions, covering all levels of education from primary to tertiary and all subjects. Creative Commons licencing was a foundational part of the original Qedoc concept.

Content Directories

2009-04-06T07:36:44Z

McCormack: Reverting to last version by User:Mike Linksvayer (seems to have been spammed since then)

__NOTOC__

{{Infobox|
'''Welcome to the Content Directories'''

The following is a list of organizations and projects powered with Creative Commons licenses. Since Creative Commons does not maintain a database of content and does not store content, we would like CC-community members to help build a directory of projects to help spread the word about CC--hence the CC Content Directories wiki! Please help us fill it out!

'''What is an appropriate entry for Content Directories?'''

Many of the listings in the Content Directories are organizations that provide services using Creative Commons licenses. For example, Flickr.com is a photo-sharing website that allows users to license their photos under Creative Commons licenses. Flickr hosts millions of CC-licensed photos on its site.

Not certain that something should be added to this list? Add it to [[Talk:Content Directories]]. For short lists of notable works, see [[books]] and [[films]]. For other notable uses, see the [[Casestudies|case studies project]].

'''How to add an entry to Content Directories'''

To get started, simply add the name of the organization of project in the box below. Then, you'll be able to use an easy form to enter details to add to the Content Directories listings. For some screenshots about how to do this, go [[Add_content_directory_howto|here]].
If you haven't done so already, you'll need to sign up for an account on this wiki. Users must be logged-in to post to the wiki.
}}

== Add/Edit Content Directories ==
{{#forminput:ContentDirectory|35|Content Directory Name|}}

== [[Audio#Featured_Audio_Sites|Audio]] ==

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[[Category:Content Communities]]

Qedoc

2009-04-06T07:28:43Z

McCormack: New page: {{ContentDirectory |mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org |ccportal=http://www.qedoc.org |format=InteractiveResource |size=1000 }}

{{ContentDirectory
|mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
|ccportal=http://www.qedoc.org
|format=InteractiveResource
|size=1000
}}

Educator Librarian

2009-04-06T07:21:27Z

McCormack: /* Case Studies */ +Qedoc

{{Incomplete}}
==Case Studies==

Learn more about how educational institutions and libraries use Creative Commons licenses.

[[University_of_Michigan_Library|University of Michigan Library]]

[[Communication_in_the_New_Economy|Communication in the New Economy]]

[[IMERSD|IMERSD]]

[[OpenLearn|Open Learn]]

[[Otago_Polytechnic|Otago Polytechnic Open Educational Resources]]

[[University_of_Southern_Queensland_OpenCourseWare|University of Southern Queensland OpenCourseWare]]

[[IGeneration:_Digital_Communication_and_Participatory_Culture|iGeneration: Digital Communication and Participatory Culture (Unit)]]

[[Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources]]

Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-06T07:18:10Z

McCormack: /* Gallery */

{{Case Study
|Description=Qedoc is a project where teachers and learners can create and share highly interactive educational resources (e.g. quizzes and flashcards) using CC licences.
|Mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
|Author=James McCormack
|User_Status=Creator
|Tag=education
|License short name=CC BY-NC-SA
|Format=InteractiveResource
|Country=Worldwide
}}
== Overview ==

As of April 2009, Qedoc offers over 1000 interactive learning resources, mostly either sets of quizzes or flashcards. The 1000 modules include around 4000 activites, 65000 questions and thousands of images and recordings. The project caters for around a dozen languages, although English currently dominates, followed by Spanish.

In terms of subject coverage, Qedoc has particularly large numbers of resources in the areas of (foreign) language learning, language arts (English, literacy), mathematics, science, history, geography, information technology, medicine, business and transportation. See the [http://www.qedoc.org/en/index.php?title=Category:Learning_Modules full resource catalogue].

In terms of educational level, the ratio between the area primary/secondary/tertiary are approximately 35% / 40% / 25%. The Qedoc project therefore appeals fairly equally across age ranges and corrects the traditional bias of Open Educational Resources towards higher education.

== License Usage ==

Qedoc uses a variety of licences. Rather like Flickr, teachers are offered a choice from most of the Creative Commons licences when publishing their work through Qedoc. The CC-BY-NC-SA licence is by far the most popular. Qedoc also uses a wiki for documentation and project development, which uses the CC-BY-SA licence. Qedoc learning resources allow media embedding in an easily extractable, taggable manner, so thousands of media items (mostly images and recordings) are available as well. Media items are usually CC-licenced, but typically different CC licences depending on the original author's choice.

Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existed on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

== Gallery ==

[[Image:GUWDB 000a.jpg|right|thumb|200px|An astronomy resource from Qedoc]]

[[Category: education]]
[[Category: elearning]]
[[Category: quiz]]
[[Category: flashcards]]
[[Category: open educational resources]]

Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-06T07:12:34Z

McCormack: /* Media */

{{Case Study
|Description=Qedoc is a project where teachers and learners can create and share highly interactive educational resources (e.g. quizzes and flashcards) using CC licences.
|Mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
|Author=James McCormack
|User_Status=Creator
|Tag=education
|License short name=CC BY-NC-SA
|Format=InteractiveResource
|Country=Worldwide
}}
== Overview ==

As of April 2009, Qedoc offers over 1000 interactive learning resources, mostly either sets of quizzes or flashcards. The 1000 modules include around 4000 activites, 65000 questions and thousands of images and recordings. The project caters for around a dozen languages, although English currently dominates, followed by Spanish.

In terms of subject coverage, Qedoc has particularly large numbers of resources in the areas of (foreign) language learning, language arts (English, literacy), mathematics, science, history, geography, information technology, medicine, business and transportation. See the [http://www.qedoc.org/en/index.php?title=Category:Learning_Modules full resource catalogue].

In terms of educational level, the ratio between the area primary/secondary/tertiary are approximately 35% / 40% / 25%. The Qedoc project therefore appeals fairly equally across age ranges and corrects the traditional bias of Open Educational Resources towards higher education.

== License Usage ==

Qedoc uses a variety of licences. Rather like Flickr, teachers are offered a choice from most of the Creative Commons licences when publishing their work through Qedoc. The CC-BY-NC-SA licence is by far the most popular. Qedoc also uses a wiki for documentation and project development, which uses the CC-BY-SA licence. Qedoc learning resources allow media embedding in an easily extractable, taggable manner, so thousands of media items (mostly images and recordings) are available as well. Media items are usually CC-licenced, but typically different CC licences depending on the original author's choice.

Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existed on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

== Gallery ==

[[Image:GUWDB 000a.jpg|right|thumb|200px|An astronomy resource from Qedoc]]

Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-06T07:12:17Z

McCormack: /* Overview */

{{Case Study
|Description=Qedoc is a project where teachers and learners can create and share highly interactive educational resources (e.g. quizzes and flashcards) using CC licences.
|Mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
|Author=James McCormack
|User_Status=Creator
|Tag=education
|License short name=CC BY-NC-SA
|Format=InteractiveResource
|Country=Worldwide
}}
== Overview ==

As of April 2009, Qedoc offers over 1000 interactive learning resources, mostly either sets of quizzes or flashcards. The 1000 modules include around 4000 activites, 65000 questions and thousands of images and recordings. The project caters for around a dozen languages, although English currently dominates, followed by Spanish.

In terms of subject coverage, Qedoc has particularly large numbers of resources in the areas of (foreign) language learning, language arts (English, literacy), mathematics, science, history, geography, information technology, medicine, business and transportation. See the [http://www.qedoc.org/en/index.php?title=Category:Learning_Modules full resource catalogue].

In terms of educational level, the ratio between the area primary/secondary/tertiary are approximately 35% / 40% / 25%. The Qedoc project therefore appeals fairly equally across age ranges and corrects the traditional bias of Open Educational Resources towards higher education.

== License Usage ==

Qedoc uses a variety of licences. Rather like Flickr, teachers are offered a choice from most of the Creative Commons licences when publishing their work through Qedoc. The CC-BY-NC-SA licence is by far the most popular. Qedoc also uses a wiki for documentation and project development, which uses the CC-BY-SA licence. Qedoc learning resources allow media embedding in an easily extractable, taggable manner, so thousands of media items (mostly images and recordings) are available as well. Media items are usually CC-licenced, but typically different CC licences depending on the original author's choice.

Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existed on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

== Media ==

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Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-06T07:10:21Z

McCormack: /* Overview */

{{Case Study
|Description=Qedoc is a project where teachers and learners can create and share highly interactive educational resources (e.g. quizzes and flashcards) using CC licences.
|Mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
|Author=James McCormack
|User_Status=Creator
|Tag=education
|License short name=CC BY-NC-SA
|Format=InteractiveResource
|Country=Worldwide
}}
== Overview ==
[[Image:GUWDB 000a.jpg|right|thumb|200px|An astronomy resource from Qedoc]]
As of April 2009, Qedoc offers over 1000 interactive learning resources, mostly either sets of quizzes or flashcards. The 1000 modules include around 4000 activites, 65000 questions and thousands of images and recordings. The project caters for around a dozen languages, although English currently dominates, followed by Spanish.

In terms of subject coverage, Qedoc has particularly large numbers of resources in the areas of (foreign) language learning, language arts (English, literacy), mathematics, science, history, geography, information technology, medicine, business and transportation. See the [http://www.qedoc.org/en/index.php?title=Category:Learning_Modules full resource catalogue].

In terms of educational level, the ratio between the area primary/secondary/tertiary are approximately 35% / 40% / 25%. The Qedoc project therefore appeals fairly equally across age ranges and corrects the traditional bias of Open Educational Resources towards higher education.

== License Usage ==

Qedoc uses a variety of licences. Rather like Flickr, teachers are offered a choice from most of the Creative Commons licences when publishing their work through Qedoc. The CC-BY-NC-SA licence is by far the most popular. Qedoc also uses a wiki for documentation and project development, which uses the CC-BY-SA licence. Qedoc learning resources allow media embedding in an easily extractable, taggable manner, so thousands of media items (mostly images and recordings) are available as well. Media items are usually CC-licenced, but typically different CC licences depending on the original author's choice.

Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existed on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

== Media ==

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Add media that is relevant.

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File:GUWDB 000a.jpg

2009-04-06T07:09:29Z

McCormack: Screenshot of a Qedoc interactive learning resource.

Screenshot of a Qedoc interactive learning resource.

Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-06T07:05:52Z

McCormack: /* Overview */

{{Case Study
|Description=Qedoc is a project where teachers and learners can create and share highly interactive educational resources (e.g. quizzes and flashcards) using CC licences.
|Mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
|Author=James McCormack
|User_Status=Creator
|Tag=education
|License short name=CC BY-NC-SA
|Format=InteractiveResource
|Country=Worldwide
}}
== Overview ==

As of April 2009, Qedoc offers over 1000 interactive learning resources, mostly either sets of quizzes or flashcards. The 1000 modules include around 4000 activites, 65000 questions and thousands of images and recordings. The project caters for around a dozen languages, although English currently dominates, followed by Spanish.

In terms of subject coverage, Qedoc has particularly large numbers of resources in the areas of (foreign) language learning, language arts (English, literacy), mathematics, science, history, geography, information technology, medicine, business and transportation. See the [http://www.qedoc.org/en/index.php?title=Category:Learning_Modules full resource catalogue].

In terms of educational level, the ratio between the area primary/secondary/tertiary are approximately 35% / 40% / 25%. The Qedoc project therefore appeals fairly equally across age ranges and corrects the traditional bias of Open Educational Resources towards higher education.

== License Usage ==

Qedoc uses a variety of licences. Rather like Flickr, teachers are offered a choice from most of the Creative Commons licences when publishing their work through Qedoc. The CC-BY-NC-SA licence is by far the most popular. Qedoc also uses a wiki for documentation and project development, which uses the CC-BY-SA licence. Qedoc learning resources allow media embedding in an easily extractable, taggable manner, so thousands of media items (mostly images and recordings) are available as well. Media items are usually CC-licenced, but typically different CC licences depending on the original author's choice.

Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existed on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

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Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-06T06:52:56Z

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== Overview ==

As of April 2009, Qedoc offers over 1000 interactive learning resources, mostly either sets of quizzes or flashcards. The 1000 modules include around 4000 activites, 65000 questions and thousands of images and recordings. The project caters for around a dozen languages, although English currently dominates, followed by Spanish.

In terms of subject coverage, Qedoc has particularly large numbers of resources in the areas of (foreign) language learning, language arts (English, literacy), mathematics, science, history, geography, information technology, medicine, business and transportation.

In terms of educational level, the ratio between the area primary/secondary/tertiary are approximately 35% / 40% / 25%. The Qedoc project therefore appeals fairly equally across age ranges and corrects the traditional bias of Open Educational Resources towards higher education.

== License Usage ==

Qedoc uses a variety of licences. Rather like Flickr, teachers are offered a choice from most of the Creative Commons licences when publishing their work through Qedoc. The CC-BY-NC-SA licence is by far the most popular. Qedoc also uses a wiki for documentation and project development, which uses the CC-BY-SA licence. Qedoc learning resources allow media embedding in an easily extractable, taggable manner, so thousands of media items (mostly images and recordings) are available as well. Media items are usually CC-licenced, but typically different CC licences depending on the original author's choice.

Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existed on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

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Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-06T06:43:49Z

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Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existed on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

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Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-06T06:42:54Z

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|Mainurl=http://www.qedoc.org
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|User_Status=Creator
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Qedoc originally founded its project on the basis of Creative Commons concepts and Creative Commons remains essential to its distribution policies.

== Motivations ==

The original motivation for the Qedoc project was experience with commercial interactive learning resources which existing on the market in the early 2000's. From a learner's perspective, the existing commercial resources were limited in their value because their content could not be modified. Often interactive learning resources would offer excellent programmatic environments for learning, but once the limited content had been learnt, the enjoyable and motivating programmatic environment was no longer of any use. The big idea behind Qedoc was to create an enjoyable, motivating, interactive learning environment where teachers, parents or students could constantly modify content to suit their teaching and learning goals.

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Case Studies/Qedoc Interactive Educational Resources

2009-04-06T06:38:51Z

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