Archived Webinar: Where are OER conversations happening anymore?
Join our panelists for in-depth discussion about where people come together to learn and talk about Open Ed work. Read more…
Join our panelists for in-depth discussion about where people come together to learn and talk about Open Ed work. Read more…
We’re developing materials with an equity lens in Human Development and Family Studies (HDFS), Sociology, and Criminal Justice. This post has updates about different aspects of this large-scale project. Read more…
This blog post explains the link between higher education and K-12 OER use and describes a project for future teachers to be open educators who utilize equity practices to create relevant and engaging learning experiences for their student populations. Read more…
This webinar shared an update on federal rulemaking along with case studies of two institutions that have successfully implemented opt-in models. Read more…
Why we think it’s not a good use of resources to continue testing AI for the biggest open education projects that we’re working on – for now. Read more…
Watch this webinar to learn about two exciting, student-centered textbook affordability initiatives under way in Ohio. Read more…
In this webinar, Mitchell Scott and Rachel Scott explore textbook affordability initiatives hosted by academic libraries, drilling down into workflows, considerations, strategies, and alignment with institutional mission. Read more…
Clackamas Community College uses a “gratitude campaign” to showcase faculty who teach with OER. Read more…
Rob Carr, WebAIM Strategic Accessibility Coordinator, and Veronica Vold, Open Education Instructional Designer, joined colleagues from Oregon’s public colleges and universities to showcase their campus accessibility initiatives. Read more…
The Equity & Open Education professional development course was created by library faculty member Jen Klaudinyi at Portland Community College. The course explores how open educational practices and culturally responsive teaching approaches can improve curricular materials and remove barriers to student success. The core of the course is a four-week exploration in small groups to… Read More »