The post said UNESCO’s new brief explored how Open Educational Resources, Open Access, Open Data and open-source software could work together as connected knowledge ecosystems in the age of AI.
The world is projected to face a shortage of 11+ million health workers by 2030. Open Educational Resources can help scale quality health education through collaboration, adaptation and sharing. 📘 @UNESCO's new brief: https://t.co/Yae4PsZIEn #OpenSolutions #OER #ThisIsOER https://t.co/rib52raIB6 #OER #HealthEducation #OpenSolutions #Nospecificcountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.
Knowledge grows when it is shared. From #OER and Open Access to Open Data and Free & Open Source Software, #OpenSolutions expand how knowledge is accessed, adapted and shared. Ahead of the #DigitalLearningWeek, explore their potential with @UNESCO. 👉 https://t.co/aVIttZA10q https://t.co/qjEXx7eGGe #OpenSolutions #DigitalLearningWeek #KnowledgeSharing #Therearenospecificcountriesmentionedinthetweet.
