Hosted by Chrissy O’Grady, Rachel Rigolino, and the ad hoc OER Committee of faculty governance.  SUNY Press (64 ink), the SUNY Center for Professional Development and SUNY OER Services are sponsoring a webinar for faculty interested in either adopting or creating Open Educational Resources (OER) for their courses. OER are openly licensed texts, media and other digital learning materials that are more accessible, affordable and flexible than those with a traditional copyright.  During the webinar you will hear from SUNY faculty and staff who will talk about their experience with OER and answer some frequently asked questions. What OER materials are out there for faculty to preview and adopt? What can you do with OER? How do you get started with OER? What SUNY resources are available to help you?

• Session recording
• SUNY OER Services
• SUNY Online
• 64 ink from SUNY Press
• 2019 Student Association Resolution (shared via my OneDrive for ease)
• 2020 Academic Affairs Committee Recommendation Letter (shared via my OneDrive for ease)
• Upcoming SUNY Center for Professional Development webinar “What SUNY Faculty Need to Know About Adopting, Adapting, or Creating Open Educational Resources” on Feb 12th from 1-2pm
• OER Library Guide

Meeting number: 178 735 3206

Earlier event:

Open Education Resources (OER) forum Thurs. Dec 17th. Lower student costs and protect your intellectual property (online curriculum) by licensing it on the creative commons.  Come learn about the new OER Guidelines we wrote and help us start sketching our our New Paltz OER Policy to go through the faculty senate.  Bring questions.

OER Guidelines SUNY New Paltz Nov 2020

Date: Thurs. December 17

Time: 12:00 p.m. Noon EST

Location: WebEx