Intro to OER Workshop for Instructors: Berkeley City College
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The document summarizes a workshop about using Open Educational Resources (OER) at Berkeley City College. The goals of the 2015 OER pilot project are to reduce student costs, support faculty/staff, and promote adoption of OER. OER are free educational resources with some copyright permissions allowing reuse. Examples include open textbooks from OpenStax and curated resources. Initiatives like the California Open Textbook Initiative aim to increase OER use. The Open Education Consortium supports OER adoption at community colleges. Berkeley City College will provide curated OER and tools to help faculty incorporate resources into their courses.
Intro to OER Workshop for Instructors: Berkeley City College
- 1. Workshop | May 5, 2015 Open Educa9onal Resources at Berkeley City College 2015 Pilot Project
- 2. Special Guest: Una Daly Director of Curriculum Design & College Outreach Open Educa9on Consor9um / CCCOER unatdaly@oeconsor/um.org WORKSHOP TEAM Domi Enders Pilot Support Team Coordinator & CEO Open Assembly domi@openassembly.com
- 3. Goals of the 2015 BCC Pilot Project 1. Reduce student costs for course materials (e.g., textbooks) 2. Support faculty and staff with content cura9on tools & services 3. Foster adop9on of Open Educa9onal Resources (OER) by BCC faculty
- 4. What Are Open Educa9onal Resources (OER)?
- 5. Course resources that • are free and accessible to everyone • have a shareable copyright (some rights-‐-‐not all-‐-‐are reserved) What Are Open Educa9onal Resources (OER)?
- 6. Course resources that • are free and accessible to everyone • have a shareable copyright (some rights-‐-‐not all-‐-‐are reserved) What Are Open Educa9onal Resources (OER)? HOW
- 7. A nonprofit organiza9on that enables the sharing and use of crea9vity and knowledge through free legal tools (founded in 2001 with support from the Center for the Public Domain) crea/vecommons.org
- 8. The free legal tools: Crea9ve Commons (CC) copyright licenses crea/vecommons.org allowing content to be copied, distributed, edited, remixed, and built upon-‐-‐all within the boundaries of copyright law
- 9. Public Domain the 6 CC LICENSES All CC licenses require abribu9on!
- 10. Examples of Open Educa9onal Resources
- 11. OpenStax College $13 MILLION+ SAVED! Adapted from David Harrison CCCOER webinar cc-by Founda9on funded, peer reviewed open textbooks for top 20+ courses.
- 12. What kind of savings can an open textbook achieve for students? Publisher: Wiley & Sons Amazon $167. 19 Publisher : OpenStax College Digital Access -‐ $0 Soibound: $34.31
- 13. Maricopa Millions: Saving Students $5 M in 5 Years • District-‐wide funded OER project – 10 Colleges, 250,000+ students • Developing OER courses for General Educa9on • Finalizing OER quality rubric • Students can search and register for OER-‐based courses.
- 14. (Ar/cle): University Business: College textbook forecast: Radical change ahead hWp://www.universitybusiness.com/ar/cle/college-‐textbook-‐forecast-‐radical-‐change-‐ahead
- 15. Student Impact • 65% choose to not buy textbook • 94% report concern that grades affected • 48% take fewer classes or different classes
- 16. OER INITITIAVES IN HIGHER EDUCATION
- 17. California Open Textbook Ini9a9ve California state funds the three public higher educa9on systems to review open textbooks for the top 50 courses to promote use of OER and reduce costs. SB 1052, 1053 signed by Governor Brown September 2012
- 18. • CA OER Council – Review open textbooks for top 50 college courses – Promote faculty adop/on • COOL4Ed Library – Curated list of open textbooks – Faculty OER adop/on showcases California Open Textbook Ini9a9ve
- 19. Faculty OER Adop9on Showcase Goals • Increase awareness of OER usage • Provide case studies of working models including textbook, syllabi, assignments, and assessments • Recognize faculty who have adopted
- 20. Sociology Sociology Sociology Sta9s9cs Sta9s9cs recalculus Biology Biology Chemistry History Economics Public Speaking FACULTY OER SHOWCASES Educa9on
- 21. Adop9ng OER doesn’t just save students money
- 23. • Expand access to high-‐quality open resources • Support faculty choice & development • Improve student success Community College Consor9um For OER (CCCOER) hbp://oerconsor9um.org
- 24. CCCOER: 250+ Colleges In 21 States & Provinces hbp://oerconsor9um.org
- 25. Need Help Gepng Started? • Monthly webinars featuring OER thought leaders • Access to community of OER experts & prac99oners • Find & adopt open textbook workshops • Understanding open licenses • Designing for online accessibility • Faculty and student surveys • Opportuni9es to collaborate globally hbp://oerconsor9um.org
- 26. Open Educa9onal Resources at Berkeley City College About the 2015 Pilot Project How does it work How to get started
- 27. We are here to help and support you
- 28. Curated OER Students, Instructors & Staff Access content Contribute content Inside and outside of Moodle
- 29. Import Open Course Templates Import Open textbook chapters Videos Images & Audio PPT Discover Curated OER User-‐generated tags Chapter-‐level content Level 1
- 30. Engage & Share Content any way you want Download documents Print Save to computer Highlight and comment In private, in public All content in iframes video, websites, audio, text Share content via social media or email Level 1
- 31. Recycle an archived Moodle course shell in one step Level 2
- 32. Analy9cs Easy Adapta9on Drag and drop remixing Contextualized resources Collabora9ve Content Cura9on Live chat Groups Create courses Invite collaborators Curate resources Create or join groups Curate, Create and Collaborate along learning paths Level 2
- 33. Manage Content OER and other learning content Import content from Google Drive and Dropbox Add files from any drive Share content via social media or email Search and sort content Level 2
- 34. On-‐demand, on any device Curated OER
- 35. Let us do the heavy liiing! • Adopt a peer-‐reviewed open textbook • Save students a lot of money • Increase engagement & student outcomes • Reuse a Moodle course shell: one-‐click import • Save /me • Leverage prior teaching experience • Provide us with your syllabus and let us do the work • Save /me • Add supplemental resources from a curated pool of OER • Invite your students into the process (op/onal)
- 36. Open Educa9onal Resources at Berkeley City College 2015 Pilot Project For more info about what BCC and Open Assembly can do to support you: • Contact Fabian Banga: ranga@peralta.edu • Contact Domi Enders: domi@openassembly.com | 917-‐488-‐9944 To take Open Assembly for a spin or to plunge in: • Create a free account at www.openassembly.com • Contact Domi Enders for a tour, or to have us curate OER for your course GETTING STARTED
- 37. Workshop | May 5, 2015 Open Educa9onal Resources at Berkeley City College 2015 Pilot Project THANKS!