@_mike_collins ohh duh...you are part of the #oer schema team... Yeah like what you folks are doing. I just dig on microformats because I like teaching with webmentions when using #OER and there are so many cool tools already built by people.
Longer and longer we play at this game think the more we root #OER into the DNA of the web the more resilient the community and resources will be. #OER communities come and go, so much time wasted on theoretical vocabularies never actually used.
@_mike_collins I know some folks are playing with @oerschema, really HTML or web based resources with a rel=license would be enough...So many vocabularies fall by trying to name all the things. So many #OER get added to "repos' and essentially siloed off
@opencontent thought about a W3C community group? Big issues with #OER has been fragmentation of tools and data. Forget UNESCO access isn't ownership. license work done. Brainstorm some standards around display in different metadata methods
@_mike_collins Personally I am a fan of microformats, only because our little corner of the web inhabited by lot of really cooll people actually doing stuff with metadata, and logic, I am a huge fan of logic.
@_mike_collins Keeping an #OER resource, it's metadata, and its license info on same page makes most logical sense to me. Find it to be most resilient, sustainable, and accessible approach. I think @oerschema does somehing but using RDFa