LRMI Implementations

Note: the resources listed below are dated and maintained for archival purposes only

CETIS Reports on Implementation

[LRMI Implementation Case Studies: Overview](https://lornamcampbell.wordpress.com/2014/08/06/lrmi-implementation- projects-case-studies/)

"As part of our work for Creative Commons on the Learning Resource Metadata Initiative (LRMI), my colleague Phil Barker and I have been writing short case studies on a number of LRMI implementation projects that were funded between 2013-2014. Ten different OER platforms received small grants from the Gates and Hewlett Foundations to implement the LRMI specification and share their experiences with other developers. I’ll be posting the case studies here over the next couple of weeks and once all case studies have been completed we also plan to produce a high level technical synthesis of the projects' outputs." --Lorna Campbell, Cetis, UK

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