The document presents an overview of the 2019 OER Bootcamp led by Una Daly, focusing on open educational resources (OER) and their impact on textbook costs and student success. It highlights the benefits of OER, such as accessibility and flexibility for faculty, alongside statistics on student financial struggles that hinder learning. Additionally, it includes case studies of colleges successfully implementing OER and invites participation in the CCCOER community.

1. OER Bootcamp 2019
Una Daly, CCCOER Director
January 3, 6:00 am PST
Unless otherwise indicated, this presentation is licensed CC-BY 4.0

2. Welcome …
Una Daly
Director, CCCOER
Front Page Images: Wikipedia, CC-BY-SA

3. Agenda
• CCCOER introduction
• Textbook costs and student impact
• How can Open Education help?
• What are the OER permissions?
• Open Education Research
• Calendar of events
• Join the CCCOER Community

4. ● Expand access to high-quality OER
● Support faculty choice & development
● Improve student success
Community of Practice

5. Membership Fall 2018 Map
http://cccoer.org/Member
Central Carolina Community College
Mitchell Community College

6. The Economist, 8/16/14 http://econ.st/2CPMkTR

7. Take fewer or different classes :
49 %
Choose not to buy textbook:
66%
Withdrew from a class :
20%
Failed a class:
19%
Florida Virtual Campus, 2016, survey n=20,557

8. 33,000 students at 70 community colleges in 24 states
Housing Insecure :
50%
Homeless :
14%
Food Insecure :
55%
Hungry :
36%

9. Students
can’t learn
from materials that
they can’t afford
special thanks to Quill West. Licensed CC-BY

10. Pearson (no access code) OpenStax
ebook Rent $75.50
Print Copy: $335 (new)
ebook – FREE, ibook $4.99
Print Softbound: $55
©All rights reserved
Which one will you choose?

11. Open
Educational
Resources
Teaching, learning, and research materials in any medium – digital or otherwise –
that reside in the public domain or have been released under an open license that
permits no-cost access, use, adaptation, and redistribution by others with no or
limited restrictions.
“OER Definition” by Hewlett Foundation, CC-BY 4.0

12. Open Educational Resources
• Access FIRST DAY of class
• Free online, low-cost print options
• Faculty can adapt for students
Licensed for re-use by OpenSourceWay

13. Faculty Choice
• No more covering extra chapters because book is
so expensive
• No requirement to change versions every few years.
• Customize to match course outcomes
Image: Carleton College, Science Education Resource Center

14. 5 Permissions of OER
“5 R Permissions” by David Wiley

20. Case Studies:
small public colleges
with traditionally
underrepresented students

21. West Hills College Lemoore, CA
• 2020 Target: All Gen Ed Courses use OER
• 2017-2018 Student Savings: $400,000
• Board Policy 4042 Open Educational Resources
“All community college faculty are encouraged to adopt an OER when and if an
OER of appropriate quality and rigor with acceptable supplemental instructional
resources is found by faculty and approved by the college Curriculum Committee. “
• Two Z-degrees: Psychology and Teacher Education

22. Bay College, MI
• Saved students over $600,000 on textbooks since
Fall 2015 semester.
• 35 courses currently use OER.
• OER degree pathway in Liberal Arts was launched in the
Fall semester of 2017.

23. Open Education Week
openeducationweek.org
Promotional materials available for download
Call for Participation now open, promotional
materials available.
http://www.openeducationweek.org

24. Spring Webinar Topics
• OER Adoption: Faculty & Institutional Perspective
• Faculty OER Dialogues
• Dual Enrollment and OER
• OER/ZTC Degree Pathways
• Regional Models for OER Implementation

25. " [pathway]" by RHiNO NEAL is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0
Join the CCCOER Community
https://www.cccoer.org/community-email/
OER Expertise
Community Email List
Professional Development
Collaboration & Showcase
Online Resources

27. Contact Info:
@unatdaly -- unatdaly@oeconsortium.org
@quill-west -- oclquill.west@gmail.com
Thank you!