Teaching+and+Learning+with+OER+Resources

=**Session Agenda **=

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 * == Session Title: == || ==Teaching and Learning with OER Resources== ||
 * == Additional Info: == || * **Please bring your own DOE laptop device to the training session**
 * **Lunch will not be served** ||
 * == Session Instructor: == || Valrie Edwards
 * == Session Synopsis: == || **As result of this training, participants will be able to:**
 * Find Open educational resources (OER)
 * Utilize for teaching, learning, or research
 * Locate content like textbooks, course readings, for blended learning courses
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Welcome What are Open Educational Resources? How can they be used in your classroom?
 * OER Explained

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 * Activity 1
 * Small groups review OER Tools
 * Education Search
 * Implications
 * Pros
 * Cons
 * creative commons


 * Great presentations on OER

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Enhance your teaching Explore:
 * F2F or Blended/Online
 * Utilize for teaching, learning, or research

> > > >
 * OER
 * Hippocampus
 * Kahn
 * Ck12
 * Coursera

Closing Remarks || Youtube OER Commons
 * == Session Resources: == || Simple K12

Numerous open or open educational resource databases and search engines exist. Some examples include:
 * OEDb: over 10,000 free courses from universities as well as reviews of colleges and rankings of college degree programs
 * Open Tapestry: over 100,000 open licensed online learning resources for an academic and general audience
 * OER Commons: over 40,000 open educational resources from elementary school through to higher education; many of the elementary, middle, and high school resources are aligned to the Common Core State Standards
 * Open Content: a blog, definition, and game of open source as well as a friendly search engine for open educational resources from MIT, Stanford, and other universities with subject and description listings
 * Academic Earth: over 1,500 video lectures from MIT, Stanford, Berkeley, Harvard, Princeton, and Yale
 * JISC: Joint Information Systems Committee works on behalf of UK higher education and is involved in many open resources and open projects including digitizing British newspapers from 1620-1900!

A guide for faculty on finding and using OERs in the online classroom ||
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