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Building Effective Policies and Practices at Community Colleges with CCCOER
The document discusses the development of open educational practices and policies across various institutions, highlighting collaborative efforts to increase awareness and resource sharing among faculty and students. It outlines initiatives from several colleges including Lansing Community College and Massachusetts community colleges, detailing their strategies, student savings on textbooks, and goals for future open educational resource (OER) adoption. The document underscores the importance of community involvement in expanding the open education movement and improving student success.
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- 1. Building Effective Open EducationalPractices and Policies with CCCOER Unless otherwise indicated, this presentation is licensed CC-BY 4.0 November 4, 2016 Moderator: Una T. Daly
- 2. Welcome 2 Quill West Open EdProject Manager Pierce College District Jason Pickavance, Director of Educational Initiatives, Salt Lake Community College Sue Tashian Instructional Design Northern Essex Community College Regina Gong, Library Manager OER Project Manager Lansing Community College Alisa Cooper, EdD Faculty Director, CTLE Glendale Community College Co-chair of Maricopa Millions Jody Carson, Faculty Northern Essex Community College
- 3. 300+ Open Education Consortium Leadingglobal network of hundreds of higher education institutions & organizations committed to advancing open education and its impact globally.
- 4. • Expand awarenessof open education • Support faculty choice and innovation • Improve student success Mission http://cccoer.org Come In, We're Open gary simmons cc-by-nc-sa flickr
- 5. 250+ Colleges in21 U.S. States & Canadian Provinces
- 6. Community of Practice Agroup of people who share a concern or a passion for something they do and learn how to do it better as they interact regularly. Etienne Wenger Pixabay.com
- 7. Collaboration Opportunities • Monthlywebinars • Community email list • Meetups and panels at conferences • Mentoring, research, resource sharing, and grants Image: Open Access Good Practice by JISC, CC-BY-NC-SA
- 8. Evolving & Aligning •New members still need help planning campus strategies, finding and vetting resources. • Mature members expanding to OER degree pathways and certificates • We continue to poll members about their needs
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- 10. New CCCOER.org featuring OERDegrees
- 11. OER Initiative atLansing Regina Gong Librarian & OER Project Manager
- 13. • Started bya librarian + some faculty champions • Administration support was crucial at the start • Focused on OER awareness first • OER Summit held in fall 2015 • No grants for faculty were given • Pilot started in fall 2015 semester OER Initiative at LCC
- 14. Courses Using OER BIOL127 – All sections BIOL 128 – All sections BIOL 270 – 1 section ECON 201 – All sections ECON 202 – All sections GRMN 121 – All sections GRMN 122 – All sections HIST 211 – 5 sections HIST 212 – 4 sections MUSC 168 – 1 section PHIL 151 - 3 sections PHIL 153 - 2 sections PSYC 200 – All sections PSYC 202 – 3 sections SOCL 120 – 10 sections WRIT 121 – 4 sections
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- 20. • Great resourcefor our OER awareness efforts • Got to know the OER “rock stars” • Helped us organize the 1st ever OER Summit in MI • Leveraged MI Colleges Online (MCO) organizational membership to CCCOER • OER Project Manager position announced • LCC now an institutional member of CCCOER
- 21. • Encourage moreOER adoptions • Work on offering Z-degree starting Fall 2018 • Work with faculty to have their own content openly licensed • Support faculty with OER creation through grants, workshops, trainings • More faculty engagement with open education and pedagogy Source: http://mazeway.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/MovingForwardTogether.jpg Moving forward
- 22. Regina Gong, Librarianand OER Project Manager Lansing Community College Email: gongr1@lcc.edu Follow me on Twitter @drgong
- 23. Massachusetts Community College Go-Open SueTashjian Instructional Design Coordinator Adjunct Faculty Jody Carson Faculty Instructional Coach
- 24. Massachusetts Community Colleges GoOpen Initiative Jody Carson, M.Ed. jcarson@necc.mass.edu @profcarson Sue Tashjian, M.Ed. stashjian@necc.mass.edu @suetash
- 25. OER at NECC •TextbookTaskforce •3rd Academic Year: - $640,000 savings to students •Spring 2017 – over 50 sections of courses
- 26. Connecting with Colleagues •CCCOER •OpenEdConferences •OpenStax Partnership
- 27. MA CC StatewideOER Initiative 1. MA Community College Open Education Council, led by two statewide coordinators 2. Offer statewide and regional trainings 3. Build/Select OER repository to support MA faculty 4. Offer Go Open grants to faculty 5. Build a sustainable model Go Open Massachusetts!
- 28. MCC Open EducationCouncil Role of the Council: • Promote open philosophy • Encourage collaboration • Support goals and initiatives • Act as local coordinator • Support faculty in Go Open grants
- 29. Round 1 ProjectUpdate Adopt Level 1 @ $300 Adapt Level 2 @ $750 Build Level 3 @ $2,500 Propose - Level 4 @ $1,500 Total # of Awards 14 32 9 4 59 $ Allocated $4,200 $24,000 $22,500 $6,000 $56,700 Student Savings $217,117. 50 $420,616. 50 $235,669 $73,492 $946,895
- 30. The Future ofOER •Scaling Up •Degree Pathways •Mass Transfer Block •Growing statewide consortium with all MA public institutions involved This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 Unported license.
- 31. SLCC OER Initiative JasonPickavance Director, Educational Initiatives Interim Faculty Development
- 32. Salt Lake Community College •60,000 students • 16,000 FTE • 10 locations • 120 programs
- 33. SLCC OER Initiative •save SLCC students 3 million in 3 years • every transfer student will benefit from OER • influence teaching
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- 37. CCCOER Community • Nationalmembership supports local initiative. • Can ask questions and get feedback.
- 38. Maricopa Millions Alisa Cooper,PhD Faculty Director, CTL Co-chair of Maricopa Millions
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- 40. Grant – fundedOER Courses Business Psychology Chemistry English Reading Biology Health Science http://collegeopentextbooks.ning.com/ Spanish
- 41. Creating OER Awarenessand Increasing Adoption • Presentations • Call for OER Grants • Dialogue Days • Department Meetings • “Water Cooler” Discussions • Promotional Items • CTLs • College Librarieshttp://www.skmurphy.com/startup-stages/scaling-up-stage/
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- 44. ●Increase awareness &adoption of existing OER ●Increase student involvement ●OER Course Fee Proposal ●OER AGEC & Associate Degree 2016-2017 Goals Move to a culture in which OER materials are considered/ reviewed whenever a textbook is up for adoption in a course where the OER materials are readily available.
- 45. ●Serve as VicePresident of Development - Dr. Lisa Young ● Webinar Presentations ● Conference Workshops- eLearning 2016 in Scottsdale ● Website Help CCCOER Involvement
- 46. Join our Community •Access to a community of OER experts • Online advisory email list • Regular professional development • Collaboration and showcase opportunities • Present with us at national conferences • Online resources http://cccoer.org
- 47. Questions? Quill West, UnaDaly @quill_west @unatdaly Twitter: @cccoer