Adopt, Adapt, Create: Three Approaches to Using Open Educational Resources
Spring 2021
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This workshop will guide participants through the process of discovering, selecting, and adopting Open Education Resources (OER). We will also discuss how to openly license materials for use in a course and how those materials can be adapted. Finally, we will describe the publishing process for creating OER.
Note: This workshop is the second of five workshops on using OER as a tool for increasing access and inclusivity in support of Quest 2025 and in fulfillment of a recent TBR grant.
You will receive a Zoom meeting link the day before the workshop.
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