Tuesdays from February 7, to March 21, 2017 at 1:30 PM -3:00 PM (seven-week series)

In this workshop series, participants will find and incorporate no-cost and open educational resources (OER) as replacements to costly commercial course materials. By adapting these resources then sharing it in an online repository, participants will be active contributors to the worldwide OER community.

This is a seven-week workshop series. Registering will register you for the following seven dates from 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM, in LC-108A.

Tuesday, Feb 7
Tuesday, Feb 14
Tuesday, Feb 21
Tuesday, Feb 28
Tuesday, Mar 7
Tuesday, Mar 14
Tuesday, Mar 21

Objectives

Articulate why OER is important
Define open educational resources
Identify resources that are openly licensed, public domain, or all rights reserved copyrighted
Identify criteria for a good resource
Find Open Educational Resources
Evaluate OER resources using established criteria
Share you work in the UH OER repository
Distinguish different types of Creative Commons licenses
Combine different types of Creative Commons licenses
Add Creative Commons license to your work
Properly Attribute OER resources

Workshop Format

This is a flipped workshop series where there will be at-home lessons to complete before the Tuesday in-class, hands-on activities.

Week 1: Introduction
Week 2: Why OER
Week 3: What is OER and What is a Good Resource
Week 4: Finding and Evaluating OER
Week 5: Creative Commons Licenses
Week 6: Attributing OER Materials
Week 7: Reflection

Questions?

Please feel free to contact Leanne Riseley at leanne.riseley@hawaii.edu or 455-0676 with any questions you may have.

Go Open, Go Free Using OER (Spring 2017)