Open Ed Week Session Materials
Open Ed Week Session Materials
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Thank you for supporting SMCCCD's Textbook Affordability Solutions Work Groups celebrate Open Education Week. If you missed the opportunity to participate in our local activities, don't fret! There are many learning opportunities and resources shared during our district-wide sessions to explore available on this page. We encourage further exploration of these materials for centering social justice in our OER work.
Explore SMCCD Open Education Week Session Recordings & Materials
Explore SMCCD Open Education Week Session Recordings & Materials
Monday, March 4th
Monday, March 4th
Opening Keynote
Opening Keynote
Centering Social Justice in OER with Jasmine Roberts-Crews
Centering Social Justice in OER with Jasmine Roberts-Crews
Conversation with the renowned open education leader who shared insights from a recent co-authored publication during a presentation entitled Applications of the SCOPE Framework for Open Education Research and Practice.
Tuesday, March 5th
Tuesday, March 5th
OE Week Workshop
OE Week Workshop
Beyond Copyright: Exploring Creative Commons
Diana Tedone-Goldstone, Librarian at Canada College
Beyond Copyright: Exploring Creative Commons
Diana Tedone-Goldstone, Librarian at Canada College
Diana Tedone-Goldstone led a workshop on Creative Commons Licensing. Diana shared the difference between fair use, public domain, and Creative Commons. Workshop explores how to mix and match the different Creative Commons licenses to share your own materials!
Thursday, March 7th
Thursday, March 7th
OE Week Workshop
OE Week Workshop
Copyright Mythbusters & © Microcourse Introduction
Copyright Mythbusters & © Microcourse Introduction
Ame Maloney, Faculty Services Librarian, Skyline College
Julieth Diaz Benitez, Instructional Designer, College of San Mateo
Bianca Rowden-Quince, Instructional Designer, Skyline College
Ame Maloney, Faculty Services Librarian, Skyline College
Julieth Diaz Benitez, Instructional Designer, College of San Mateo
Bianca Rowden-Quince, Instructional Designer, Skyline College
An overview of myths and pitfalls to avoid when adopting or adapting OER texts. Discover the inner workings of copyright, explore common copyright myths and ways to use various resources according to their permissions, and meet campus partners who can answer sticky copyright questions. Introduction to new self-paced microcourse on copyright in education that can earn a badge!
Copyright Microcourse (Link to self-enroll in microcourse (only SMCCCD participants):
Copyright Microcourse (Adaptable version available on Canvas Commons)
Friday, March 8th
Friday, March 8th
OE Week Workshop
OE Week Workshop
OER, Student Voice, and Social Justice: Results from the SMCCCD 2023 Open Education Week Student Survey
Ame Maloney, Faculty Services Librarian at Skyline College
Sarah Harmon, OERI Liaison, Canada College
Jennifer Howze-Owens, Instructional Designer, CSM
OER, Student Voice, and Social Justice: Results from the SMCCCD 2023 Open Education Week Student Survey
Ame Maloney, Faculty Services Librarian at Skyline College
Sarah Harmon, OERI Liaison, Canada College
Jennifer Howze-Owens, Instructional Designer, CSM
Learn what SMCCCD students are saying about course material costs and ZTC/LTC courses. The data come from a student survey conducted in the 2023 Open Education Week festivities, as well as student videos collected in February 2024. Their comments will bring some valuable insights on their experiences.
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