Archived Webinar: K12 Sex Ed and Substance Use OER for Oregon Health Standards
Join us for an engaging session discussing the Sexuality Education and Substance Use OER that support educators in meeting Oregon’s Health Education Standards. Read more…
Join us for an engaging session discussing the Sexuality Education and Substance Use OER that support educators in meeting Oregon’s Health Education Standards. Read more…
Openly licensed course materials can help alleviate the burden of textbook costs for students and provide faculty with content that can be customized for their course. Register for one of Open Oregon Educational Resource’s three Spring 2026 Virtual OER Review Workshops, learn more about OER in your field, and find out how to complete a review of OER that pays a $200 or $300 stipend.
Join Jen Klaudinyi and PCC’s OER Faculty Mentors to learn about a new OER support initiative. Read more…
Preservice faculty prepare future K12 teachers to be open educators who can leverage open practices to customize their curriculum and better represent and support the students in the classroom while aligning with Oregon standards. Read more…
Marco Seiferle-Valencia discusses the environmental challenges presented by the mass adoption of generative AI. A brief breathing practice with Marianne Tanner helps us envision our own roles as information and truth protectors. Read more…
The 2025-27 OER grant cohort has saved over 1600 students an estimated $170K since July 2025. Read more…
Representatives of three OER publishing programs consider what the upcoming federal accessibility requirements mean for people who manage OER collections. Read more…
Anne Grey explores how curriculum, activities, and assessments with an open education lens can support diverse learners. Read more…
Join Oregon’s higher education community in the global celebration of Open Education Week! Read more…
Abbey Elder introduces Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, best practices for creating and adapting accessible OER, and tips for making sure that all your course materials are usable for all students on the first day of class. Read more…