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This website was created to introduce teachers to the concept of Open Educational Resources (OER).
This website was created to introduce teachers to the concept of Open Educational Resources (OER).
OER allow teachers to collaborate without geographic boundaries or financial concerns. We believe that all teachers, experienced and new, can make use of these excellent resources.
OER allow teachers to collaborate without geographic boundaries or financial concerns. We believe that all teachers, experienced and new, can make use of these excellent resources.
"OER" by Tjane Hartenstein (WMDE) is licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0
Have you heard of #GoOpen? If you have not, click on the video below. Learn about how Williamsfield Schools decided to #GoOpen.
Have you heard of #GoOpen? If you have not, click on the video below. Learn about how Williamsfield Schools decided to #GoOpen.
(U.S. Department of Education, 2015)
If you are interested in learning more about Open Educational Resources, scroll down to the overview below.
Website Overview
Website Overview
OERoverview.mp4Website Overview Recording
OER 101: What are Open Educational Resources? Explore the basics to gain an understanding of OER and how they are beneficial to you and your classroom. Learn about their history, and view links to articles, books, and videos that speak about OER.
FINDING OER: Where do you find OER? Find a variety of resources on multiple subject matters, and locate reliable sites vetted by other teachers and professional organizations.
HOW TO CONTRIBUTE: Discover ways in which you can share your own ideas, lesson plans, and/or projects with other teachers.
CONCERNS: Learn about some of the challenges that face OER and what some organizations are doing to help educators navigate the OER front.
EXAMPLES OF OER LESSON PLANS: Find a set of lessons on multiple subjects that have been created by other teachers working with OER.
TEACHER LIBRARIANS & YOU: Explore ways in which teachers and teacher librarians can team up to use OER.
ABOUT US: Learn more about the current and aspiring teacher librarians who put this site together.
REFERENCES: For additional information, check out our references list.
This website was created by graduate students of San Jose State University's School of Information as a requirement for the completion of the Master of Library and Information Science degree during the summer of 2017.
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