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Phorus

Public Health Open Resources for the University Sector

PHORUS is a consortium led by the Health Sciences and Practice Subject Centre and comprising the Royal Society for Public Health as well as several institutional faculties and departments that teach Public Health as a discipline and also as modules across various disciplines including health professions education, hospitality, exercise health, management, and psychology.

	100% complete Project Completed Funding period:April 2009 to April 2010 Source:		Organisations: Anglia Ruskin University Bournemouth University Brunel University Canterbury Christ Church University Cardiff University Health Sciences and Practice Subject Centre Kings College London London South Bank University Manchester Metropolitan University Robert Gordon University Royal Society for Public Health Staffordshire University The Open University The Universities Public Health Network University of Bedfordshire University of Central Lancashire University of St Andrews University of Ulster
	Tags: e-Learning programme OER Open education resources programme UKOER

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Comments:

Posted by Johnr at 2010-02-09 11:58:57

Licensing: metadata with resources in Intute records; own resources have rights information associated with them on site (linked license).

Posted by Johnr at 2010-02-09 11:55:40

Formats: audio generally: mp3 ;video generally: wmv

Posted by Johnr at 2010-02-09 11:53:22

Asset types: Problem-based learning toolkits / websites; reports; lectures; podcasts; video as components of other linked resources

Posted by Johnr at 2010-02-09 11:34:11

Project using pedagogical vocabulary list- (hierarchical , peer reviewed) - developed by Academy subject centres, applied by subject advisors, also hoping to see Jorum support this.

Posted by Johnr at 2010-02-09 11:31:44

Jorum upload: concern JACS is not granular enough for Health Sciences; project has used MeSH as well and would like to see this captured by Jorum. JACS has one code for 20+ subjects in MeSH

Posted by Johnr at 2010-02-09 11:27:10

Resources in Intute are web-based urls. Project is trying to determine a a single location for asset deposit.

Posted by Johnr at 2010-02-09 11:24:45

Resources may be harvested into King's College repository (Fedora) - host institution

Posted by Johnr at 2010-02-09 11:24:12

Also testing cataloguing directly into Jorum with deposit tool (in parallel to test)

Posted by Johnr at 2010-02-09 11:22:51

Resources directly catalogued in Intute (as part of AIRDIP); harvested via OAI-PMH - project intention to have Jorum harvest.

Posted by Johnr at 2010-02-09 11:18:11

AIRDIP project with Intute