Easy as 1, 2, 3 Building with OER
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This document provides an overview of how to create lessons, activities, and courses using open education resources (OER) in three easy steps. It introduces Open High School and its mission to provide individualized, student-centered instruction using innovative technology and OER. The three steps are: 1) building lessons around state standards and existing OER, 2) enriching materials with media, interactives, and collaboration tools, and 3) adapting and modifying lessons based on instructor feedback and data. It also lists tools like Moodle, Google Docs, and OER Glue that can be used and provides case studies of OER repositories like CK12, BrainPOP, Brightstorm, and TeachersDomain.org.
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- 1. Easy as 1, 2, 3 A primer on using Open Education Resources to create lessons, activities, and courses
- 2. DeLaina Tonks Sarah Weston David Wiley Amy Pace Michael Winslow Open High School Open High School BYU Open High School Open High School Director Curriculum Director Associate Professor Science Teacher Music Teacher dtonks@openhighschool.org sweston@openhighschool.org apace@openhighschool.org mwinslow@openhighschool.org
- 4. OHSU Mission Our mission is to facilitate lifelong success by meeting the needs of the 21st century learner through individualized, student-centered instruction, innovative technology, service learning, and personal responsibility.
- 5. OHSU Mission Unique to OHSU is our commitment to share the curriculum we have developed as an open educational resource usable by anyone at anytime
- 6. PROPERTIES Allow user to leave interaction: Anytime Show ‘Next Slide’ Button: Show always Completion Button Label: Next Slide
- 7. Step 1: Solid Framework • State Standards • Existing OER • LMS
- 15. Step 2: Enrich & Polish • Media • Interactives • Collaborative Tools
- 25. Step 3: Adapt & Modify • Instructor led • Data driven • Cycled evolution
- 26. Tools to Build • Moodle • OpenClass • Google Docs • OER Glue
- 31. OER Case Studies
- 42. CK12.org Flexbooks Create custom textbook
- 43. BrainPOP Interactive website with content, activities, quizz es, and related material.
- 44. Brightstorm Video clips explaining concepts and worked examples in core subjects.
- 45. TeachersDomain.org Free site for teachers with downloadable OER material suitable k-12 courses.
Editor's Notes
- Mission is first and foremost at OHSUFounded by Dr. David Wiley in 2007Opened in 2009 with 125 9th gradersExpanded to 9-12 grades this year with 350 FT students and 50 PT students.
- Creating, developing and sharing OER curriculum has served as a game-changer in the secondary education arena. Let me tell you a little bit about what that looks like for us at the Open High School of Utah:
- I had a Principal from a school in Ethiopia stop by my office in August and thank me for all of the fabulous The Open High School of Utah curriculum that they were making good use of in Africa. It's humbling and gratifying at the same time.
- In the wake of tragedy and destruction, the power of technology and a mission to share our quality curriculum with anyone, anywhere, anytime has allowed us to meet the academic needs of students in New Zealand without stepping one foot outside of Utah.Following a devastating earthquake that hit Christchurch on February 22, much of the city’s infrastructure was damaged or destroyed, including numerous schools. This has placed a great strain on the education system in New Zealand’s second largest city. The Greater Christchurch Schools Network (GCSN) has stepped up to play a leading role in providing support in the form of blended and online learning for teachers and students in the distressed city. The OHSU curriculum content is the largest single addition to the GCSN resources.“I want to extend my thanks for the generosity shown in making your courses available,” shared Paul Seiler with the New Zealand Ministry of Ed. “I am slowly starting to appreciate just how widely sharing is possible if things have ‘open’ as a foundation.”
- When the Open High School of Utah was founded in 2008, we never imagined that our mission would spread across the globe as quickly as it has. Dare to share!