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Scoop.it!
Most of us turn to the internet when we are looking for resources to use for a presentation, report or article. The internet holds the key to so many robust resources. 
Scoop.it!
Imagine the day when students, because of the very nature of how they were taught, expect to and actually do verify the information they find online, work to produce content that adds to the body of knowledge. Via Dr. Susan Bainbridge, michel verstrepen
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Scoop.it!
"With the internet, universal access to education is possible, but its potential is hindered by increasingly restrictive copyright laws and incompatible technologies. The Education program at Creative Commons works to minimize these barriers, supporting the CC mission through consulting, education, and outreach on using the right technologies and licenses to maximize the benefits of open educational resources (OER) and the return on investment in publicly funded education and research programs. Our work cuts across all levels of education (K-12 to postsecondary) and sectors of industry (nonprofit to corporate)..."
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Every language teacher and student should contribute to make this a powerful resource concept. Language is an instrument; use it, take care of it, share it.
Thanks to @Dennis T OConnor for sharing this infographic on finding and identifying open source education resources.
Bastante úteis estas informações para professores e gestores educacionais.