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“Password OER” by Laura Rachfalski https://youtu.be/Gv8BhUCYJMc

Discover the world of Open Educational Resources (OER) in this informative video by Laura Rachfalski. Learn about OER materials available for teaching, learning, and research, all in the public domain or under open licenses. Explore various types of OER content like courses, textbooks, videos, and more. Join the Nebraska OER Hub for access to vetted resources aligned with state standards. Enhance your professional development and classroom instruction with OER today! For further assistance, contact Dorann Avey, Digital Learning Director at NDE.

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“Password OER” by Laura Rachfalski https://youtu.be/Gv8BhUCYJMc

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  1. What is OER? “Password OER” by Laura Rachfalski https://youtu.be/Gv8BhUCYJMc

  2. “Open Educational Resources are teaching, learning and research materials in any medium – digital or otherwise – that reside in the public domainor have been released under an open license that permits no-cost access, use, adaptation and redistribution by others with no or limited restrictions.OER includes full courses, course materials, modules, textbooks, streaming videos, tests, software, and any other tools, materials or techniquesused to support access to knowledge.” ~Hewlett Foundation

  3. What types of content can be OER? • Entire Courses • Course modules • E-textbooks • Streaming video of lectures • Professional Development • Units of Study • Assessments • Software • Video • Activities • Lesson Plans • A Photograph • Rubrics • Charts • Journals • Practice Exercises

  4. Nebraska OER Hub

  5. Nebraska OER Hub • Click the link on the previous slide title • Navigate to group by scrolling down or clicking the “groups” shortcut • To become a member of the Nebraska hub you need to join the Nebraska OER information group • When you open the group there will be a “Join this group” button • Once clicked you will be a member of this group and the Nebraska hub

  6. As a member of a NE Group! • Creates a bookmark for the site • Allows you to add Nebraska Standards • Allows you to create your own content and groups

  7. NE Science group NE Science teachers should join the Nebraska Science group as well Find the group in the groups section of the site Click the join this group A group administrator will approve your request Discussion tab has other professional learning resources

  8. NE Science Collection • Resources that have been vetted and align to the science standards by Nebraska teachers • Includes: instructional units, lessons, assessments, other states approved resources and templates for creation

  9. For support or more training contact Dorann Avey - Digital Learning Director, NDE dorann.avey@nebraska.gov & 402-471-4366

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