ABOER Champions Toolkit, Dec 6, 2016
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This document discusses open educational resources (OER) and provides tips for promoting OER adoption within an institution. It identifies key stakeholders in OER initiatives, including students, faculty, librarians, instructional designers, and senior leadership. It also outlines different mindsets and perspectives toward OER that may exist among these audiences. The document recommends understanding stakeholders' interests, addressing common myths and fears about OER, and promoting awareness of the benefits of OER such as reduced costs and increased access. It points to additional resources for learning about OER and provides information on joining an OER community of practice in Alberta.
![References
Hiatt, Jeffrey M. (2006). Adkar: A model for change in business, government and our
community. Loveland, CO: Prosci Research.
McNally, M.B. (2016). Open educational resources (OER): Background and some
considerations [PowerPoint slides]. Retrieved from
https://era.library.ualberta.ca/files/b5q47rn818#.WCS79S0rL4Y
McNutt, K., Christiansen, E., Welch, J., Sou, L. (2016). The champions toolkit. Retrieved
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ABOER Champions Toolkit, Dec 6, 2016
- 1. Krysta McNutt, PMP, ABOER Program Manager / University of Alberta
- 3. Students Faculty, Librarians & Instructional Designers Senior Leadership OER Championship Know Your Audience Who are your stakeholders?
- 4. OER Championship Know Your Audience Academic | Instructional Support | Leadership Librarians Copyright Officers Educational Technology Units Instructional Designers Institutional Leadership Faculty Leadership Students Professors
- 5. OER Championship Mindset of Your Audience
- 6. OER Championship Mindset of Your Audience
- 7. OER Championship Mindset of Your Audience
- 8. OER Championship Mindset of Your Audience
- 9. OER Championship Mindset of Your Audience
- 10. OER Championship Mindset of Your Audience
- 11. McNally, M.B. (2016) WHAT what are OER? common myths common fears WHY why OER? various stakeholders’ interests Quality Awareness & Discovery Cost Government Faculty Library Students Leadership HOW key resources toolkits tips WHO who has helped who is interested campus resources champions IDs, T&L
- 12. OER Championship Mindset of Your Audience
- 13. OER Championship Mindset of Your Audience
- 14. Join the Community of Practice! Government Funded Initiative Build Community Self Sustainability Community-led Movement Collaborative Projects AlbertaOER.com
- 15. albertaoer.com
- 16. References Hiatt, Jeffrey M. (2006). Adkar: A model for change in business, government and our community. Loveland, CO: Prosci Research. McNally, M.B. (2016). Open educational resources (OER): Background and some considerations [PowerPoint slides]. Retrieved from https://era.library.ualberta.ca/files/b5q47rn818#.WCS79S0rL4Y McNutt, K., Christiansen, E., Welch, J., Sou, L. (2016). The champions toolkit. Retrieved from http://albertaoer.com/content/resources
Editor's Notes
- #2: Who am I
- #4: Student Perspective: Study by US PRIG Education Fund and Student PRIGs in 2014 - 2039 students from 150 institutions 65% of students stated they had decided not to buy a textbook due to the cost 94% of students who did not buy a textbook worried about how it would affect his/her grades Impacted how many classes they took each semester (Stack, 2014) Construction of a “personal learning network” (PLE) - “PLEs comprise tools, communities, and services learners use to direct their own learning and pursue educational goals (Educause, 2009; Couros, 2010) and ‘migrate the management of learning from the institution to the learner' (Downes, 2007)” // OER provides greater opportunity for self-directed learning Not just content, but also software, tools, teaching tools such as interactive activities, Cost savings - textbooks Accessibility - as will be demonstrated on a few screens during lunch hour? Erik?
- #15: Alberta OER started as a government funded initiative. While the initiative is formally closing in Dec 2016, the intention is to establish a self-sustaining community of OER champions to continue this important work.