Dreamweaving Open Educational Practices
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<strong>Dreamweaving</strong> <strong>Open</strong> <strong>Educational</strong> <strong>Practices</strong><br />
We created new OER in Sinhala for our students. Sometimes we translated existing<br />
OER into Sinhala and developed it further. We were able to use presentations,<br />
audios, videos, etc. to our lessons and such additions made our lessons more attractive<br />
to students. When we were using OER we became more and more familiar<br />
with the new technology. It was helpful for the development of our careers. We had<br />
the opportunity to compare our knowledge with the global knowledge. It helped<br />
to develop our knowledge further. We got more confidence to teach than earlier<br />
by using OER. We are pleased to note that we developed our personalities through<br />
such activities.<br />
Impacts on the teaching-learning process<br />
The concept of OER directed us on a different path. We became more creative and<br />
practical teachers by using OER. We practiced to use new technology for our lessons.<br />
We applied multimedia resources for our teaching and learning process. By<br />
doing all those activities teaching and learning process was further enhanced. We<br />
were further motivated to teach and students were also motivated to learn. When<br />
we were using presentations, audios, videos and other different types of OER, we<br />
were able to attract students into the teaching-learning process, and students’ understanding<br />
of subject matters was also enhanced. Finally we became successful<br />
and popular teachers among the students and staff.<br />
Futureplans<br />
We introduced this novel concept of OER to our colleagues at school. The newly<br />
recruited teachers liked to apply this concept to their teaching-learning process.<br />
We wish to introduce this concept to other teachers of our school too. This concept<br />
is also helpful for A/L students, and we hope to make them aware of OER. It is a<br />
novel concept for PGDE student teachers. So we hope this concept will be<br />
introduced to other teachers who had followed PGDE in the OUSL and also to those<br />
who wish to follow PGDE at OUSL in the future. We hope to hold a workshop for<br />
school teachers and introduce this concept. We will seek the support of our school<br />
principal for this purpose.<br />
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Team:<br />
Participants:<br />
Writer:<br />
Translators/Editors:<br />
Anuradhapura Regional Centre, OUSL<br />
Trend-setters<br />
Rev. N .Indrarathana Thero<br />
H.G. Mahima Padmachandrani<br />
W.M Nalika Subashini<br />
H.G. Mahima Padmachandrani<br />
L.Ranjan Gonsalkorala<br />
W.M. Sunil Weerakoon<br />
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