OER Symposium Topics & Facilitators
Announcing a terrific lineup of interactive session topics and facilitators for the statewide OER Symposium taking place May 17, 2019, at Lane Community College. Register today! Read more…
Tag Archives: portland community college
Archived Webinar: Hey! H5P: Interactive online content
ESOL faculty from Portland Community College demonstrate how H5P has made their digital learning materials more interactive and mobile in a language learning context. Read more…
Grant Project Update: ESOL materials at Chemeketa and PCC
Genevieve Halkett, Davina Ramirez, and Amy Hofer presented at the Oregon Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages 2018 Fall Conference to share open ESOL materials. Read more…
ESOL News Oregon
ESOL News Oregon is a source of local news geared for adult English language learners. Each story includes a related image or video, a set of online self-correcting exercises created using H5P technology, a PDF version of the text suitable for printing, and a list of sources. Read more…
Grant Project Update: Math Review Resources
Steve Simonds discusses the accessible math review site he is building at Portland Community College. Read more…
2018-19 OER Grants Awarded
The 2018-19 Open Oregon Educational Resources grants were awarded on June 1. Congratulations to our grantees! Read more…
Archived webinar: Open Math Platforms
Recorded webinar for math instructors who are ready to break up with their expensive copyrighted product but don’t want to lose functionality. Read more…
Archived webinar: Textbook Affordability: Student Perspectives and Advocacy
Student activists talk about strategies that they have pursued to promote affordable textbooks on their campuses. Read more…
Archived webinar: OER Designations in the Schedule: System Considerations
Staff from three community colleges share how they used Jenzabar and Banner student information systems to add OER course designations to their schedules. Read more…
2016-17 Grant Projects Complete
The 2016-17 OER grant projects are complete – congratulations grantees! 8,370 students at 21 institutions have saved over $1,000,000 to date. Read more…