Thanks to everyone who could make the meeting today. I was so impressed with your project updates.
Important Links
- Here is a link to our Agenda and Resources for Marketing/Release. This includes several resources including OER repositories, listservs, and conferences.
- This is the link to our Session Chat.
- Here is the link for next month’s 1:1 Meetings.
- I also shared an OER pitchdeck that may be helpful to any of you who are working on creating learning communities at your institution.
Notes from Our Meeting
One thing I have especially appreciated about working with this cohort is the way we have been able to learn from each other. Here are a few things that stood out to me from our conversation:
- Congratulations to @gonzalo.baptista on tenure!
- Jill’s resource has a great idea for a feedback and adoption form visible from every page of her Google site.
- Negin’s case studies are both looking good.
We discussed challenges with resources that are not publicly available. Consider adding a statement to your resource about how students can access those readings (e.g. through your college library, LMS, etc.).
We also discussed Negin’s ideas for compensating student contributors. This is an important consideration.
Our goal for our final session (June 12) is to have links to resources that are public. Remember that you can still be working on your OER once you make it visible (in fact, they are actually always a work in progress).
I have mentioned the importance of conferences a few times in our meetings, and I wanted to remind you that it’s not too late to consider submitting a proposal to Open Ed2024. Even if you don’t plan to submit, this is still a wonderful conference to attend. Here’s more information: Call for Proposals.
Thanks again for your great work! You inspire me.
