hacker librarian meets curious faculty: building workflows in a multi-discipline project
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LEAH HANNAFORDOPEN EDUCATION LIBRARIAN
KIRK LIBRARY
Hacker Librarian meets Curious Faculty: Building
Workflows in a Multi-discipline Project
The Nature of a Community College Librarian
• General Collection Development
• Liaison for Social Sciences
• Water Conservationist • Reference Desk• Community Programming• One-shot Information
Literacy Instruction
• Open Education Projects
Project Management ●Strategic Planning
○ Communication • External • Internal
●Consistent Workflows○ Account for time○ Quality and Accessibility
Assurance○ Allow for flexibility of unique
project features
Faculty Open Education Awareness Survey
●67% of faculty stated that the COST of OE is superior to that of traditional resources
●Reservations include: ○ Connectivity Concerns○ Quality assurance ○ Varying definitions of copyright and open licensing
(such as Creative Commons)
Note: Our awareness survey was adapted from the Babson Survey
On connectivity…
●The concerns:○ Loading online supplementary materials○ Students fear of being “bad at tech”
●The solutions:○ Sync materials with:
• Institutional Repository• Learning Management System• LibraryBox
○ Considering digital literacy programming
On quality…
●The concerns:○ How can we ensure the quality of resources?
●The solutions:○ Adopt a framework, rubric, and evaluation tools○ Build assessment into OER projects from the START○ BC Campus Open Textbook Accessibility Toolkit
On licensing…
●The concerns:○ How can we ensure compliance with chosen license? ○ How is creative commons different than public
domain? ○ You want me to share this where?
●The solutions:○ Hosted 2 OER workshops○ Hosted an interactive copyright workshop
Starter Kit
●5 Components○ Licensing Flowchart○ OER Fact Sheet○ Project Outline Worksheet○ SPARC OER Information○ Primer
●Initial Meeting:○ Introductory Course ○ Brainstorm through Project○ Explore Collaborative Tools
H Form
Describe current student to course materials relationship.
Describe ideal student to course materials relationship.
Brainstorm through what is feasible (beginning of project plan).
Set goals.
Tool discovered via: “The Sound of the Crowd” by Jill Emery and Graham Stone (2015)http://www.jiscinfonet.ac.uk/infokits/participatory/production/identifying-issues/
General Faculty Workflow
Initial Meeting
Familiar
Assess Current
Materials
Plan Project
Unfamiliar
Take Introductory
CourseAssess Current
Materials
Plan Project
General Faculty Workflow
●Google Drive○ Folder
• Project Outline• Initial Appointment
• Previous materials • How students interact with materials• $
• Timeline for adoption of OER• Set goals for assessment• Discuss next steps
Non-Western World Literature
Mini-grant recipient
●Goal: Write an anthology●Timeline: No timeline ●Workflow:
○ List all materials used in course○ Discover materials one-by-one○ Write or adopt supplementary
materials
●Project Features – ○ Public Domain ○ Copyright on Translations
Pre-calculus
Math Department
●Goal: Develop a localized open pre-calculus textbook
●Timeline: Nine Months●Workflow:
○ Authoring tool○ Test materials over one-quarter
●Project Features – ○ Student Worker
Accounting
Mini-grant recipient
●Goal: Create a lessons learned handbook with auditing focus
●Timeline: None●Workflow:
○ Develop keywords for material discovery
○ Faculty member selects materials for final entry into database
●Project Features – ○ Faculty member wants students to
be able to conduct their own case study
Art History
Mini-grant recipient
●Goal: Replace current materials (including textbook) with open materials
●Timeline: 1-year●Workflow:
○ Outline course in Canvas○ Find the materials (Smart History
– Khan Academy)
●Project Features – ○ Open Textbook○ Interactive Component (Tiki Toki)
LEAH [email protected]
Updates on our Initiative and Handouts:
http://libguides.centralia.edu/OERhome