In recent years, computer-aided learning has gained significant traction, offering learners automated tools like online courses and AI-driven tutoring. However, while learners benefit from these advancements, educators often find themselves with limited resources for developing and refining educational content.
To address this disparity, we introduce a groundbreaking approach leveraging the open-source collaborative model to produce, utilize, and disseminate top-tier educational material. Our methodology adheres to the 5 Rs of Open Educational Resources (OER): https://libguides.nova.edu/friendly.php?s=oer/5rs. Furthermore, our methodology guidelines are openly available, aligning with the principles that they preach: https://open-education-hub.github.io/methodology/.
Through our methodology, we have developed open educational resources across various university courses. To complement these materials, we have also created open-source tools for deploying courses (https://github.com/open-education-hub/openedu-builder/) as well as for storing and evaluating student assignments and submissions (https://github.com/open-education-hub/vmchecker-next/). In this presentation, we will showcase the impact and inherent challenges of employing such materials and tools, offering insights from both educator and learner perspectives.