My comments are in response to the vision of OpenMed and that the recommendations improve practices within all our own university systems, including how openness has to go far beyond offering contents publically available.

I do endorse and support these recommendations

Comment 1: You can consider to explore mechanisms to speed up and promote those communities who are already promoting the adoption of OER. This is helpful and a great way to find sustainability (particularly after the funding is gone). Also I encourage you to adopt strategies and mechanisms to ensure the quality of the OER. (...)

Comment 2: Additional tools, services to foster curation or crowdsourced improvements are always positive forms to multiply and enlarge the OER movement. Open resources doesn’t mean good resources, being open is a good way to go if you want to learn from others! congrats for the work done! @cristobalcobo

OER is a train going forward and all the Universities and Educational Institutions are going to take soon or later. OpenMed Project is helping to take this train in our region.