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https://i4quality.se/blog/154-interview-with-chat-gpt-on-oer-and-its-implementation-and-challenges-by-ebba-ossiannilsson-chair-icde-oer-advocacy-committee

Interview with CHAT GPT on OER and its implementation and challenges by Ebba Ossiannilsson (Chair ICDE OER Advocacy Committee) - this is a good article that explains concepts and to observe how AI can generate content.

https://uq.pressbooks.pub/uqtemplates/chapter/choose-a-creative-commons-licence-for-your-book/

Good colour coded image explaining CC Licenses and their permissions is given in this page.

https://thegreats.co/artworks?theme=better-sharing

This is an artwork collection and these are shared with a CC License. This project "Greats" is a project of Fine Acts - a non-profit creative studio for global social impact.

https://copyright.gov.in/documents/handbook.html

This can be a good source to add to know about Indian Copyright laws

https://opensource.com/article/23/2/what-open-license-means-gamers This can be a good article explaining "What "open" means for everyone"

I think one more disadvantage or may be we call it needs attention while creating/distributing OER is considering accessibility aspects of them. Like text images etc.