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 The production of teaching and learning resources within social sciences to date tends to be an individualised and 'private' enterprise within which teaching staff in part draw on broad disciplinary frameworks and institutionalised structures in developing what they consider to be relevant material for their particular teaching and learning activities. Unlike in disciplines whose curriculum are governed by professional associations as well as guided by Benchmark Statements, C-SAP's disciplines of Sociology, Anthropology, Politics and Criminology are only guided by Benchmark Statements, which allows individual tutors greater discretion in determining relevant materials for learning and teaching. The materials chosen for any module vary depending on what lecturers consider most relevant, as well as module level, student numbers and physical resources such as availability and kinds of rooms, virtual learning environments and timetabling constraints.<br><br>For details see http://www.heacademy.ac.uk/projects/detail/oer/OER_SUB_CSAP <br><br>The initiative is headquartered in [[Has city::Birmingham]], which is in [[Has country::United Kingdom]], in the region of [[Has region::England]].<br>The initiative is led by [[Has owner::UK Centre for Sociology, Anthropology and Politics (formerly based at University of Birmingham)]].<br>Latitude and longitude = [[Has coordinates::52.4508170,  -1.9305130]]<br><br>ISCED levels = [[Isced::2]];[[Isced::3]];[[Isced::4]]<br>The initiative is of type [[itype::OER]]<br>The hashtag is [[Has hashtag::csapjoer1]]<br>[[Category:Europe]] [[Category:NWS Europe]] [[Category:United Kingdom]] [[Category:England]] [[Category:English]] [[Category:OER]] [[Category:JISC OER Programme Phase 1]] {{ifoot}}