Getting Started with Open Education Resources (OER): I’m sold on the benefits—now what?
Spring 2021
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Are you interested in integrating Open Educational Resources (OER) in your courses, but overwhelmed by the process? This interactive presentation will focus on how you can start locating and vetting OER for your courses. We will review some high quality repositories as well as an OER checklist that can be used as you make selections. The resources and information provided will apply to any OER selection process, but you should come prepared to start selecting resources for a specific course that you teach.
Note: This workshop is the fourth in a series of 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.
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