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	OER Asia produced a Power Point giving a status report on OER in Hong Kong. Three main sources of OER were identified.		OER Asia produced a Power Point giving a status report on OER in Hong Kong. Three main sources of OER were identified.

	# The government's Education Bureau. It offers open content for primary and secondary schools, mainly through resource banks, DIY		# The government's Education Bureau. It offers open content for primary and secondary schools, mainly through resource banks, DIY interactive activities, and a resources depository. These together provide free learning and teaching resources, including resources on IT in education, resources for teaching Kindergarten groups, a scheme involving native-speaking English teachers, information on good educational practices, links to other useful sites, quizzes and tests.
	interactive activities, and a resources depository. These together provide free learning and teaching resources, including resources on IT in education, resources for teaching Kindergarten groups, a scheme involving native-speaking English teachers, information on good educational practices, links to other useful sites, quizzes and tests.
	# The portals of educational institutions, particularly tertiary. Institutions have developed many open resources, free to the public. These institutions include: Independent Learning Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong; English Language Centre, City University of Hong Kong; Virtual Language Centre, Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Telenex, which provides resources for teachers' use; The Self Learning College, a virtual college providing free materials.		# The portals of educational institutions, particularly tertiary. Institutions have developed many open resources, free to the public. These institutions include: Independent Learning Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong; English Language Centre, City University of Hong Kong; Virtual Language Centre, Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Telenex, which provides resources for teachers' use; The Self Learning College, a virtual college providing free materials.
	# The Open University of Hong Kong's Free Courseware website (http://freecourseware.ouhk.edu.hk/fc/php/index_e.php?id=7dc6447179ddd0d9ba38a4b919d43b43&sid=0&lang=e) and external platform in iTunesU. This covers a large number of topics, and includes text, audio, visual and assessments.		# The Open University of Hong Kong's Free Courseware website (http://freecourseware.ouhk.edu.hk/fc/php/index_e.php?id=7dc6447179ddd0d9ba38a4b919d43b43&sid=0&lang=e) and external platform in iTunesU. This covers a large number of topics, and includes text, audio, visual and assessments.

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	=== Further information ===		=== Further information ===

	''For further general information see [[Wikipedia:{{~~PAGENAME~~}}]].''		''For further general information see [[Wikipedia:{{BASEPAGENAME}}]].''

	== Education in {{~~PAGENAME~~}} ==		== Education in {{BASEPAGENAME}} ==

	''For a general description of education in {{~~PAGENAME~~}} see [[Education:{{~~PAGENAME~~}}]].''		''For a general description of education in {{BASEPAGENAME}} see [[Education:{{BASEPAGENAME}}]].''

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	''For a description more focussed to e-learning see [[~~E-learning:~~{{PAGENAME}}]].''		''For a description more focussed to e-learning see [[{{PAGENAME}}]].''

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	== Internet in {{~~PAGENAME~~}} ==		== Internet in {{BASEPAGENAME}} ==


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	== Copyright law in {{~~PAGENAME~~}} ==		== Copyright law in {{BASEPAGENAME}} ==

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	=== Institutional OER initiatives ===		=== Institutional OER initiatives ===

	OER Asia produced a Power Point ~~(1)~~ giving a status report on OER in Hong Kong. Three main sources of OER were identified.		OER Asia produced a Power Point giving a status report on OER in Hong Kong. Three main sources of OER were identified.

	1. The government's Education Bureau. It offers open content for primary and secondary schools, mainly through resource banks, DIY		# The government's Education Bureau. It offers open content for primary and secondary schools, mainly through resource banks, DIY
	interactive activities, and a resources depository. These together provide free learning and teaching resources, including resources on IT in education, resources for teaching Kindergarten groups, a scheme involving native-speaking English teachers, information on good educational practices, links to other useful sites, quizzes and tests.		interactive activities, and a resources depository. These together provide free learning and teaching resources, including resources on IT in education, resources for teaching Kindergarten groups, a scheme involving native-speaking English teachers, information on good educational practices, links to other useful sites, quizzes and tests.
			# The portals of educational institutions, particularly tertiary. Institutions have developed many open resources, free to the public. These institutions include: Independent Learning Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong; English Language Centre, City University of Hong Kong; Virtual Language Centre, Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Telenex, which provides resources for teachers' use; The Self Learning College, a virtual college providing free materials.
	2. The portals of educational institutions, particularly tertiary. Institutions have developed many open resources, free to the public. These institutions include: Independent Learning Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong; English Language Centre, City University of Hong Kong; Virtual Language Centre, Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Telenex, which provides resources for teachers' use; The Self Learning College, a virtual college providing free materials.		# The Open University of Hong Kong's Free Courseware website (http://freecourseware.ouhk.edu.hk/fc/php/index_e.php?id=7dc6447179ddd0d9ba38a4b919d43b43&sid=0&lang=e) and external platform in iTunesU. This covers a large number of topics, and includes text, audio, visual and assessments.


	3. The Open University of Hong Kong's Free Courseware website (http://freecourseware.ouhk.edu.hk/fc/php/index_e.php?id=7dc6447179ddd0d9ba38a4b919d43b43&sid=0&lang=e) and external platform in iTunesU. This covers a large number of topics, and includes text, audio, visual and assessments.

	== References ==		== References ==
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== Overview ==



''Hong Kong'' is one of the two Special Administrative Regions of the People's Republic of [[China]], the other being [[Macau]]. It is situated on China's south coast and, enclosed by the Pearl River Delta and South China Sea,[8] it is known for its expansive skyline and deep natural harbour. With a land mass of 1,104 km2 (426 sq mi) and a population of [[Has population::7,061,200]], Hong Kong is one of the most densely populated areas in the world. Hong Kong's population is 95 percent ethnic Chinese and 5 percent from other groups. It has [[Has capital::no capital]].

=== Further information ===

''For further general information see [[Wikipedia:{{PAGENAME}}]].''

== Education in {{PAGENAME}} ==

''For a general description of education in {{PAGENAME}} see [[Education:{{PAGENAME}}]].''



=== e-learning ===

''For a description more focussed to e-learning see [[E-learning:{{PAGENAME}}]].''



=== Quality procedures ===



== Internet in {{PAGENAME}} ==

=== Internet in Education ===

== Copyright law in {{PAGENAME}} ==



=== Copyright law in Education ===

== OER Initiatives in {{PAGENAME}} ==



=== National OER initiatives ===

=== Regional OER initiatives ===

=== Institutional OER initiatives ===

OER Asia produced a Power Point (1) giving a status report on OER in Hong Kong. Three main sources of OER were identified.

1. The government's Education Bureau. It offers open content for primary and secondary schools, mainly through resource banks, DIY
interactive activities, and a resources depository. These together provide free learning and teaching resources, including resources on IT in education, resources for teaching Kindergarten groups, a scheme involving native-speaking English teachers, information on good educational practices, links to other useful sites, quizzes and tests.

2. The portals of educational institutions, particularly tertiary. Institutions have developed many open resources, free to the public. These institutions include: Independent Learning Centre, Chinese University of Hong Kong; English Language Centre, City University of Hong Kong; Virtual Language Centre, Hong Kong Polytechnic University; Telenex, which provides resources for teachers' use; The Self Learning College, a virtual college providing free materials.

3. The Open University of Hong Kong's Free Courseware website (http://freecourseware.ouhk.edu.hk/fc/php/index_e.php?id=7dc6447179ddd0d9ba38a4b919d43b43&sid=0&lang=e) and external platform in iTunesU. This covers a large number of topics, and includes text, audio, visual and assessments.

== References ==

1. Second link here https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=hong+kong+opne+education&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a#client=firefox-a&hs=8lK&rls=org.mozilla:en-US%3Aofficial&sclient=psy-ab&q=hong+kong+open+educational+resources&oq=hong+kong+open+educational+re&gs_l=serp.1.0.33i21.51493.61917.2.63299.31.24.0.4.4.0.560.4006.2j16j5j5-1.24.0....0...1c.1.19.psy-ab.0F2BRaqknb0&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.r_cp.r_qf.&bvm=bv.48705608,d.d2k&fp=14aeeddf01bb33ab&biw=1276&bih=670

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