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U-M and African Collaborators Launch Health OER NetworkU-M and African Collaborators Launch Health OER Network

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Subject:
Science and Technology
Grade Level:
Post-secondary
Abstract:

The African Health OER Network provides a platform for African health academics to freely access and share educational materials as well as to debate key issues around the future of health education for healthcare workers in Africa. The African Health OER Network will enable participants to create, adapt, and share health education resources to augment limited human and other resources in the health sector and advance overall health provision in Africa and beyond.

Languages:
English
Content Type:
News Stories
Content Topic:
How and Why of OER, Teaching and Learning
Conditions of Use:
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0
Creative Commons Attribution 3.0
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