How to Find OER for Education Courses
This post shares open educational resources we’ve found for faculty who teach courses for preservice teachers, and tips for finding them. Read more…
Tag Archives: librarians
Archived Webinar: Ohio’s Innovative Approaches to Textbook Procurement
Watch this webinar to learn about two exciting, student-centered textbook affordability initiatives under way in Ohio. Read more…
Archived Webinar: Library-Led Textbook Affordability Initiatives
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…
Oregonians at Open Ed 24
Oregon college and university representatives attended and presented at the 2024 Open Education Conference. Read more…
Thank You, OER Champion
Clackamas Community College uses a “gratitude campaign” to showcase faculty who teach with OER. Read more…
Archived Webinar: Student-Centered Bookstore Models
When librarians and bookstore managers collaborate, students benefit! Read more…
Students Testify for Basic Needs Bill
Oregon’s House Interim Committee On Higher Education held a public hearing on a bill that would provide one-time funding for basic needs and is packaged with textbook affordability funding. Read more…
Archived Webinar: The Limit Does Not Exist: Care, Overwork, and Open Education
Open education’s values-driven nature and justice-oriented goals make it both an appealing field and an area ripe for labor exploitation. How do we individually and collectively resist calls for overwork? Read more…
Archived Webinar: A Champion for All? OER and Deconstructing Vocational Awe with Fobazi Ettarh
In this 90-minute webinar, Fobazi Ettarh, who defined the concept of “vocational awe” for library workers, explores how this idea applies to the field of open education. Read more…
OER: Now with cats!
Liz Teoli, Research & Instruction Librarian at Umpqua Community College, shares openly licensed comics she created for a 3-credit Library & Internet Research course. Read more…