1. Using online resources in social policy and social work programmes through the exemplar of mental health education Helen Carmichael Deputy Director, SWAP

2. Me and OERs Using someone else’s OERs Making my resources OER-able Sharing my OERs

3. Online learning and teaching resources What is meant by online resources? Where can I find them? How can I use them? How can I adapt them?

4. An example from experience

5. The beginnings of human development Grand theories Behaviourism (learning theory) Social learning theory Constructivism Social constructivism

6. Behaviourism (learning theory) Skinner Box back

7. Social learning theory Children see children do Bandura’s social learning theory back

8. Constructivism back

9. EK47

10. Social constructivism back

11. Discuss…. What aspects of these ‘grand theories’ can you recognise from your own experience as child/parent/carer/aunt/uncle/friend? Does one approach seem more feasible than another? In what ways? What more do you need to find out to answer these questions more fully?

12. Making my material OER-ready Xpert attribution tool JISC Techdis