+Open Educational Resources (OERs)

Affordable Learning Georgia webinar. I was one of three presenters at this webinar.

Introduction to OERs and resources from OER presentations

Introductory guide for educators and learners, including resources and advocacy.

An introduction to open educational resources: what open education resources are and how to discover and use them.

A "getting started" guide overviewing open, editable, and lower-cost textbooks and open teaching & learning resources for faculty, students, and librarians.

In this project, we were simply asked to locate potential resources and place them in an accessible location.

Libguide with resources considered as examples for GPC's ENGL 1101 e-textbook.

Guide was used to collect reading lists and links and give examples for class. Advantages over the LMS were that changes to the guide went to all course sections and students could continue to use the guide after they lost access to the class in the LMS.

This is no longer being kept current, but can be used as an example.

California State University Northridge's Oviatt Library blog post (Jan 28, 2015)

Includes fair use checklist and guidelines

No longer available

No longer available

My quick-and-dirty training video for GPC Librarians as we were transitioning from LibGuides v.1. Note that some of the instructions (e.g. not to use the Internal Guide Type) are related to GPC's guide practices and may not apply elsewhere.

http://www.affordablelearninggeorgia.org/