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Hunting, Gathering, and Growing Open Educational Resources John Hilton III http://johnhiltoniii.org. Photo credit: Earth_ photo. OER Quiz. What are “open educational resources?” What is meant by “OCW?” Why would a person/organization want to use open educational resources?

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  1. Hunting, Gathering, and Growing Open Educational ResourcesJohn Hilton IIIhttp://johnhiltoniii.org Photo credit: Earth_ photo

  2. OER Quiz • What are “open educational resources?” • What is meant by “OCW?” • Why would a person/organization want to use open educational resources? • What would a person/organization want to create open educational resources? • Where could I go if I wanted to find some open educational resources? • What are Creative Commons Licenses?

  3. What Are Open Educational Resources? • Open -- the resource is freely available to others to reusein different contexts. • Educational Resources -- books, lesson plans, syllabi, learning objects, videos, slide shows, etc.

  4. How Could I Use OER as a Teacher?

  5. Robert Lucas Abigail Fee

  6. What Are Open Educational Resources? • Open -- the resource is freely available to others to reusein different contexts. • Educational Resources -- books, lesson plans, syllabi, learning objects, videos, slide shows, etc.

  7. 4 R’s of Openness(Wiley, 2009) • Reuse—This is the most basic level of openness. People can use all or part of the work for their own purposes (e.g. download an educational video for later use). • Redistribute—People can share the work with others (e.g. email a digital article to a colleague). • Revise—People can modify, translate, or change the form the work (e.g. take vocabulary exercises and add new words). • Remix—Take two or more existing resources and combine them to create a new resource (e.g. take audio lectures from a course and combine them with a slideshow from another course to create a new course).

  8. Licensing: A Key Determinant of the 4 R’s

  9. 4 R’s

  10. Looking at OER as a Curriculum Creator

  11. Advanced Google Search

  12. http://personalfinance.byu.edu 4 R’s

  13. Looking at OER as a Creator of OER

  14. Help People Discover It!

  15. Alms Analysis(Wiley, 2009) • Access to editing tools: • Level of expertise: • Meaningfully editable: • Self-sourced:

  16. ALMS Analysis

  17. ALMS Analysis

  18. Questions? Go to the handbook… http://www.lulu.com/items/volume_63/3597000/3597933/3/print/oerhandbookfinal-gray2.pdf

  19. Hunting, Gathering, and Growing Open Educational ResourcesJohn Hilton IIIhttp://johnhiltoniii.org Photo credit: Earth_ photo

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