Hi all, it may be summer but there’s still lots going on! - Amy
Hi all, check out the new post on the blog to read about very small projects that Oregon colleagues are working on: OER Mini-Grants Projects Complete - Amy
Hi all, the Open Education Association Development Project introduced two new resources: the Open Education Conference List and the Open Education Webinar Calendar. Could these replace the “Other ways to get involved” and “Calls for proposals in the open education field” sections of this newsletter? Please let me know what you think! - Amy
Hi all, the Open Education Association Development Project introduced two new resources: the Open Education Conference List and the Open Education Webinar Calendar. Could these replace the “Other ways to get involved” and “Calls for proposals in the open education field” sections of this newsletter? I’m looking for additional input :) - Amy
Hi all, responses were neutral and yes-ish about whether the Open Education Conference List and Open Education Webinar Calendar could help make this newsletter shorter. I’ll keep things as they are for now and and keep an eye on the new resources for a possible change - Amy
Hi all, Jennifer Lantrip and Meagan Button, librarians at Pacific University, just published an article on the impact of OER creation and adoption at an Oregon community college: Comparing a Faculty-Created OER and Commercial Textbook: Student Outcomes and Perceptions. Congratulations Jen and Meagan! Amy
Hi all, the newsletter will move back to Fridays starting next week - Amy
Hi all, last spring we did a major data collection effort, and the results are ready to share! See below for the headlines and links to more info. Thank you to the OER point people and instructors who provided the data that makes these reports possible, and kudos for your work to make college more affordable! Amy
Hi all, this newsletter is about to take a two-week break. See you in October! Amy