Community College Consortium for OER December Meeting with presentation by John Schoppert, Director of Library, at Columbia Gorge Community College on Library Pilot of OER.
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3. Agenda
• Welcome Everyone …
• Announcements
– Extension on OEC Submittals
– Open Education Week
– CCCOER Webinar Dec 10
• Columbia Gorge’s Open Textbook Project
• Conferences and Events
• Next Meeting: January
• Open Discussion Time
4. Welcome
Please introduce yourself
• Today’s hosts
– Una Daly, Community College Outreach Director at the Open
Education Consortium, OER Librarian Manager, California State
University Chancellor’s Office
– James Glapa-Grossklag, President of CCCOER Advisory Board,
Dean of Educational Technology, Learning Resources and
Distance Learning
.
6. Announcements
• BCcampus Adopting Open Textbook Workshop
– Starts in January, register now
• Extension for OEC Global Conference Submittals until
Dec 10
• OER Research and Librarians webinar on Dec 10
• Open Education Week 2015 submissions are open
7. OEC Global 2015
Call for Proposals
The Open Education Consortium and
Athabasca University, organizers of the
Open Education Global Conference 2015,
invite proposals for conference sessions
and papers to be included in the
conference proceedings.
Submissions Due: December 10, 2014
When: 22-24 April, 2015
The theme for Open Education Global
2015 is Entrepreneurship and Innovation,
emphasizing the exciting directions and
developments in open education around
the world.
Banff, Alberta, Canada
http://conference.oeconsortium.org/2015/
8. Open Education Week
Global Celebration of Open Education
Contribute
Videos, Resources, Projects, Local Events, Webinars
http://www.oeconsortium.org/events/open-education-week-2015/
11. Saving Students $$$
with Open Textbooks
John Schoppert,
Library Director
http://foss4geo.org
12. Library Piloted OER Adoption
Transforming OER - From Concept to
Concrete
John Schoppert
Director of Library Services
Columbia Gorge Community College (CGCC)
email address: jschoppert@cgcc.edu
Twitter: @bodleianitch
Open Ed ‘14
November 19, 2014
13. GO - Gorge Open
Columbia Gorge Community College
Commercial Textbook Alternative Program
The Dalles, Oregon
14. CGCC Service Area
• Encompasses seven counties
• Population around 80,000
• 10,000 square mile service area
• Total enrollment – 4,675
• FTEs – 1,063
15. Retention - After One Year
Only 51 out of 100 FTEs
are still enrolled after one year
1
5
16. Get started
Invite OER advocates
to inspire
administration and
faculty
Toolgate by John Schoppert is licensed under a Creative
Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.
17. Embrace
Cheerleading
• Library as Crossroads
• Become the Project Lead
• Present OER –
Faculty In-Services
Department Meetings
18. Talk is Not Cheap,
It Takes Time
Constant communications to -
Administration
Faculty
Bookstore & Foundation
Student Government & Student Advisors
Outside Media
Other Institutions
Listservs –
oerconsortium.org
sparc-liboer@arl.org
19. Discover
Textbook cost sensitivity level – some
faculty already use previous editions of
textbooks
“Textbooks have been so expensive that I
decided to not even purchase the text for a
couple of my classes.”
Margaret, CGCC Student Life President
20. Secure Funding
. . . since this course is textbook-free, other
instructors of this course can convert it to
suit their own instructional practices,
creating maximum impact of the project
funds received.
27. New Plan
Stipend via NOTA (Notice of Teaching
Assignment)
Revised NOTAs can be sent out to
adopters
Still use previous contract to track
OER adoption deliverables
29. Student Feedback
Q: Would you take another course using a resource like this one?
“Yes, because it saved me lots money not buying a textbook.”
“I left my books at home and just logged on to my CGCC account with my
smartphone and read the required reading while sitting under a tree
snacking on a sandwich. I loved it.”
“I felt that the information pertaining to the subjects we discussed was
more accurate than a text book. There were real life experiences and
people.
Reading a textbook for the purpose of memorization teaches us nothing. I
loved that I got to relate with the people talking, use the articles that we
were asked to use, and apply our knowledge creatively.”
CGCC OER Course Assessment, 2014
33. Thank you
GO – Gorge
Open
John Schoppert
jschoppert@cgcc.edu
34. Winter/Spring Conferences
Conference Location Date
eLearning 2015 Conference Las Vegas Feb 18-21
Open Education Week Onilne & local Mar 9-13
Connexions Conference Houston Mar 30-Apr 2
Emerging Technologies MERLOT Dallas April 21-23
Open Education Consortium Global Banff, Alberta April 23-25
NISOD May
California Online Teaching Conference Monterey, CA June
35. Fall 2014 Webinars
OER Research and Libraries
Wed, December 10, 10:00 am PST (1:00 pm EST)
• Beck Pitt, PhD, OER Hub Researcher, Open
University.
• Nicole Allen, Open Education Director, SPARC
Archived webinars available at
http://oerconsortium.org
37. See you in January
Una Daly: unatdaly@oeconsortium.org
James Glapa-Grossklag: James.Glapa-Grossklag@canyons.edu
Thank you for coming!!
Hinweis der Redaktion
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