1. Open Educational Resources (OER)
Shauna Donovan
Educational Technologist/Adjunct Instructor
Iowa Lakes Community College

2. What is OER?
Educational materials available to distribute, share, and in some cases change to adapt to your classroom.
OER can be textbooks, syllabi, assignments, presentations, etc.
OER is available via many websites.
Cite OER utilizing the proper attribution.
Many sites will provide the proper attribution

3. Creative Commons© https://creativecommons.org/about/downloads/
Provides free legal tools to utilize when sharing, distributing, and reusing OER globally.
Attribution buttons can be downloaded and utilized by anyone to communicate permissions.
Attribution buttons can be found:

4. OER Sites OER Commons www.oercommons.org MERLOT www.merlot.org
OpenStax (Rice University)
cnx.org

5. OER Sites (continued) MIT Open Courseware (courses)
Cite:
Open Education Consortium (courses)

6. OER Sites (continued) TED-ED Archive.org Opencourselibrary.org
Many more!

7. Resources to Begin Not sure where to get started?
Canvas Commons

8. Questions about OER or Canvas?