OER Degee Initiative Kickoff | CCCOER Services
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Slides describing the services that CCOER will provide OER Degree Initiative grantees.
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OER Degee Initiative Kickoff | CCCOER Services
- 1. Welcome to the Community of Practice for OER Degrees Unless otherwise indicated, this presentation is licensed CC-BY 4.0 Una Daly, Director CCCCOER OER Degree Initiative Kickoff Institute June 14, 2016
- 2. Welcome • Introduce college • OER degree • Special Guests – Quill West, OER Project Manager, Pierce College – Preston Davis, Director ELI, Northern Virginia Community College Una Daly Director, CCCOER)
- 3. • Expand awareness of quality open resources • Support faculty choice and innovation • Improve student engagement Community College Consortium for OER (CCCOER) http://oerconsortium.org Come In, We're Open gary simmons cc-by-nc-sa flickr
- 4. 250+ Colleges in 21 States & Provinces
- 5. Community of Practice A group of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly. Etienne Wenger
- 6. CCCOER Executive Board 6 Quill West Open Ed Project Manager Pierce Community College Preston Davis, EdD ELI Director of Instruction Northern Virginia Community College Christie Fierro OER Coordinator, Instructional Design Tacoma Community College Cynthia Alexander Distance Ed Coordinator, Education Chair Cerritos College Lisa Young, EdD Director of Teaching & Learning Scottsdale College Co-chair of Maricopa Millions
- 7. Key Attributes • Mutual engagement: expert & apprentice • Common understanding of joint enterprise • Shared repertoire of communal resources • Evolving and aligning as needed Source: Wenger-Trayner Introduction to Communities of Practice, 2015
- 8. Collaboration Opportunities • Monthly webinars • Monthly advisory meetings • Meetups and panels at conferences • Mentoring, research, and resource sharing Image: Open Access Good Practice by JISC, CC-BY-NC-SA
- 9. Webinars 2015-16 • Sept 9: Finding & Adopting OER • Oct 14: OER & Accessibility • Dec 2: OER & Competency-based Education • Feb 10: Motivating Faculty to Adopt OER • March 7-11: ZTC-Degree Showcases Student Voices in OER OER Faculty Development • May 11: Faculty OER Perspective • June 8: Designing for Open Pedagogy
- 10. Upcoming Conferences • Open Ed 2016 – Nov 2-4, Virginia • Dream 2017 – Feb 21-24, California • OE Global 2017 – Mar 8-10, Cape Town, South Africa
- 11. OER Impact on Teaching • Collaborate more with peers • More up-to-date in their field • Use more materials in different formats • Student benefits from OER – Cost reduction – More self-reliant and independent learners Attribution: OER Research Hub, 2012-14, CC-BY
- 12. Evolving & Aligning • New members still need help planning campus strategies, finding and vetting resources. • Longtime members expanding to full OER degree pathways • We continue to ask all our members about their needs
- 13. Voices of Experience Image Attribution: pixabay.com
- 14. What one thing can CCCOER do to make your institution successful in this project? Image Attribution: pixabay.com
- 15. Please share contact info for your college Questions? Una Daly Email: unatdaly@oeconsortium.org Twitter: @unatdaly, @cccoer Slideshare: http://www.slideshare.net/UnaDaly/
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Good morning everyone. I’m Una Daly, the director of the Community College Consortium for OER and I would like to tell you about our community of practice focused on OER adoption at community colleges.
- Founded in 2007 by Dr. Martha Kanter, former undersecretary of education, she had a vision that community college students and faculty could benefit from the adoption by enhancing teaching and learning and makiting it more affordable and accessible for students..
- Seven system offices: California, Connecticut, Florida, Michigan, Oregon, Virginia, and Washington. Out 2015-16 members are College of Lake County Illinois, Bay College in Michigan, Alamo County College District, Salt Lake City College, and Northshore Community College, MA.
- I’d like to introduce my esteemed executive board. First of all our president, Quill West, OER Project Manager, at Pierce Community College. Then we have four vice-presidents: Lisa Young, co-chair of the Maricopa Millions OER Project who is faculty directly of the teaching and learning center at Scottsdale CC. Preston Davis, director of Instruction at the Extended Leraning Institutte at NOVA and director of the OER-based Degree programs. Christie Fierro, OER Coordinator, Communications faculty, and Instructional Designer at Tacoma Community College. Cynthia Alexander, Distance Ed Coordinator, Faculty Chair of Education department.
- Engagement: We meet regularly online to present and share best practices and schedule meetups at conferences. Different levels of participation depending on expertise, availability, and need. Common understanding of finding, developing, and sharing high-quality OER to enhance teaching and learning Share resources through webinars, email list, youtube, slideshare, twitter, and website. OER strategies are evolving and changing and we go where our members need us to be.