Third Learning Experience:- #OCL4Ed

Session began with valuable video http://pdl.vimeocdn.com/38001/840/185839942.mp4?token=1379649166_b7141e6da6497ba66a765437f4d6c35c by Frances Ferreira.I studied lot about creative common licences and OER and the value of creating OER from this course. I would like to thank all of organizers and facilitators of this workshop.I really  agree with Frances Ferreira point  that OC is not a panacea to the problem of out of school children but that it can be one useful tool to improving the situation. Every human all over the world has a right to learn and educate. She also pointed out about a quality of this OER materials. Common wealth of learning play  a major role in this regards. During this course i understood the need of OER and Value of OERIt has been a wonderful learning experience altogether.Enriching experience.  It’s been fantastic and thank you once again.

E-Activity 4.1

#OCL4Ed, E-Activity - Remix and reflection

Bachelor of Fine Arts

 Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA, B.F.A.) is the standard undergraduate degree for students in the United States and Canada also in Sri Lanka seeking a professional education in the visual or performing arts. In some countries such a degree is called a Bachelor of Creative Arts (BCA). In Great Britain the equivalent degree is the Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts. In Australia the Bachelor of Fine Arts is awarded to students completing a degree in visual arts, but not performing arts. Specific degrees such as the Bachelor of Dance or Bachelor of Drama are used in the performing arts in Australia and much of Europe. In India a Fine Arts undergraduate degree is known as a BFA or BVA^[2] (Bachelor of Visual Arts).  In Sri Lanka Bachelor of performing Arts(BPA) is awarded to students completing a degree in visual art, dance & drama and music.  It is a four-year degree. The eligibility for this course is 10+2 pass in any stream from a recognized educational board.

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Oil On Canvas

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Living Galary

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