Defining OER Olivia Reinauer OpenVA, May 2, 2015.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Conversation: Discussion and Hands-On Exploration of Open Educational Resources Conference on Higher Education Pedagogy Center for Instructional Development.
Advertisements

Open Educational Resources: A Paradigm Shift for Adult Ed Penny Pearson, Coordinator Outreach and Technical Assistance Network
The Affordable Classroom Open Access Textbooks. Agenda An introduction to open education and open textbooks Why use an open textbook? Demo: Building a.
UBC LIBRARY Planning Review Presented by Ingrid Parent, University Librarian Can I Use This? Understanding Copyright and Working with Open Educational.
The role of Creative Commons in the OER and Traditional Classroom.
Dr. Marie Lasseter Office of Faculty Development Department of Faculty Affairs University System of Georgia.
Open Educational Resources: A Rising Wave of Change and Opportunity Virginia Pannabecker & Kevin Pardon Arizona State University Libraries Downtown Phoenix.
Why OERs? History and Overview This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.
Open Education Resources Carol Myers Director College Technology December 11, 2009.
How Do We Educate…
Opensource.com Flickr Image: Reusing, Adapting, Revising, Remixing, & Redistributing OER.
Flexible · Affordable · Accessible the people’s university Sheng Hung, Chung and Ean Teng, Khor School of Science and Technology, Wawasan Open University.
What I believe and why I got involved in OER Differentiating instruction is essential to improving education. Textbooks are not.
Boundless Lecture Slides Free to share, print, make copies and changes. Get yours at Available on the Boundless Teaching Platform.
In the Highways and the Hedges Library Support for OER Adoption Efforts at Higher Education Institutions Across Virginia Anita Walz, Tara Cassidy, and.
Open Educational Resources: Finding and Utilizing Affordable Course Materials Amie Freeman and Tucker Taylor University of South Carolina Libraries.
Free Up Your Teaching: Open Access Teaching Made Easy Ann Ludbrook, Michelle Schwartz, Nancy Walton, Dana Lee, Chris MacDonald, Gavin Adamson October 21,
Open Education Resources In Academic Libraries Seeking Alternatives to High-Cost Textbooks Beth Bernhardt, Assistant Dean for Collection Management and.
MSU Scholarly Communication Initiative Open Educational Resources Christina Hillesheim, Mississippi State University Student Body President Carrie Cooper,
An Overview of OER in Higher Education in a broken nutshell Jan Neumann, Head of Legal Affairs and Organization, North Rhine Westphalian Library Service.
OERs – Expand Your Educational Resources. Agenda Defining Open Educational Resources Benefits Challenges It’s About Student Success MCO OER Repository.
Getting Started… Open Educational Resources. Some Quick Facts 7 in 10 students have chosen not to purchase a textbook because of cost. 78 percent of the.
Instructional Design Course Resources and Instructional Design.
Affordable Teaching and Learning Redefining What's Possible Erin Walker Learning Technology Consultant.
What Is Open? Paul Stacey NANSLO Workshop September 30, 2011.
Georgia Tech Library Electronic Reserves: Copyright & Licensing Issues Presented By: Felecia Henderson.
Dr. Michael Mills, Vice President of E- Learning, Innovation, and Teaching Excellence, Montgomery College Professor Samantha Streamer Veneruso, Professor.
May 6, 2015 Using Creative Commons CC BY, Open Educational Resources (OER), and Skills Commons to Enhance Grant Success.
Becoming Familiar With Creative Commons Licences Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand.
Navigating Open: What Every Librarian Needs to Know University of South Carolina Stacy Winchester and Amie Freeman.
Unlocking the Classroom through OER
Introduction to Open Education
Creative Commons and OER in 30 minutes
Copyright and Open Licensing
Copyright and Open Licensing
HCC OER and Z-Degree Primer
Introduction to Open Education Marie Lasseter
MCO OER Initiative.
OER (Open Education Resources)
Free Up Your Teaching: Open Access Teaching Made Easy
Open Educational Resources
Introduction to Open Education
Introduction to Open Education Marie Lasseter
Open Educational Resources (OER)
Applying the EMLS Model
Open Education: Exploring Philosophy, Potential & Practices
Creative Commons: A License to Share
​ Carla Myers Assistant Librarian & Coordinator of Scholarly Communications Miami University Libraries (Ohio)
Lucy Harrison Judy Orton Grissett
To ensure that ALG grant projects have a lasting effect throughout the USG, Affordable Learning Georgia requires works created through the grants to.
What is your level of familiarity with Open Educational Resources (OER)?
Director of Open Education
To ensure that ALG grant projects have a lasting effect throughout the USG, Affordable Learning Georgia requires works created through the grants to.
Copyright, Fair Use, and Creative Commons Licensing
Lifelong Learning in the Open
Copyright, Fair Use, and Creative Commons Licensing
What are OER and how can I use them?
OER Basics II Heather Dodge Kelsey Smith Head Librarian
Michelle Ronda Borough of Manhattan Community College (BMCC)/CUNY
Introduction to Open Education Marie Lasseter
MCO OER Repository.
Presented by Rachel Arteaga, Librarian Butte College
OPEN VS. FREE Virginia Library Association Annual Conference
Open education resources for health sciences
Introduction to Open Education
Using This Presentation
Revising the Bottom Line:
Copyright and Open Licensing
Introduction to Open Education
What the Library has to Offer Faculty
Presentation transcript:

Defining OER Olivia Reinauer OpenVA, May 2, 2015

What are Open Educational Resources? “Open educational resources are educational materials (e.g., course textbooks, research articles, videos, assessments, simulations, etc.) that are either (a) licensed under an open copyright license (e.g. Creative Commons) or (b) in the public domain” (Wiley & Green, 2012). Libre vs. Gratis -Gratis = Library databases (sort of), some Web content -Gratis + Libre = OER 5 R’s

The 5 R’s 1.Retain 2.Reuse 3.Revise 4.Remix 5.Redistribute

Creative Commons Formed in response to “© All rights reserved” –1978, US copyright registration requirement dropped –Current term is life of the author +70 years Creative Commons allows copyright holders to share their work through a set of customizable licenses

CC Licenses "Rsnz-creative-commons" by Creative Commons Aotearoa. Licensed under CC BY 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons. Cropped from original.Rsnz-creative-commonsCreative Commons AotearoaCC BY 3.0

Why OER? (in addition to affordability) Philosophy of openness Pedagogical benefits –Customization, flexibility –Student involvement –No Fair Use confusion

Thank you Creative Commons Defining the “open” in open content. (n.d.) Retrieved from Kleinman, M. (2008). The beauty of “some rights reserved”: Introducing Creative Commons to librarians, faculty, and students. College & Research Libraries News, 69(10), Retrieved from TEDx Talks. (2010, April 12). TEDxNYED – David Wiley – 03/06/10. Retrieved from Wiley, D. & Green, C. (2012). Why openness in education? In Diana Oblinger (Ed.), Game changers: Education and information technologies (pp ). Educause. Retrieved from Sources Consulted:

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2025 SlidePlayer.com. Inc. All rights reserved.