This webinar covers questions about copyright and open licensing that come up in three different stages of engagement with OER. First, we cover the foundational knowledge: basic copyright law, CC license types, and particularly, what restrictions the Non Commercial condition places on the use of works. From there, we move on to questions and common… Read More »
Are you new to open educational resources and want to learn more? This webinar covers the basics. Read more…
My college is considering applying for a grant to fund a full-time temporary OER Librarian position for one year. What can be accomplished in one year? How can we write a position description that sets the librarian up for success? Is this even a good idea? Read more…
Mick Davis, Sage Freeman, and Monica Marlo demonstrate how H5P can be used to create assessments as embeddable learning objects, in the learning management system, and in Pressbooks. Read more…
Five good suggestions to handle situations where you’re trying to remix materials with incompatible open licenses. Read more…
This webinar will encourage you to find productive partners and start planning ideas for greater student agency through open pedagogy. Read more…
The second edition of a three-volume Western Civilization textbook is complete! Read more…
34 faculty who participated in the 2019 course redesign sprint reported that a total of 1523 students saved $141,274.91 in the past year. Read more…
When we talk about the cost of textbooks at Oregon’s universities, how much money are we really talking about? This post presents a summary of baseline research findings. Read more…
Lobbyist Amanda Dalton shares her approach to advocacy, including what you need to do to be prepared, handle meetings of any length (even 30-second elevator rides), stay on message, and get a positive response to your ask. Read more…