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OER Summit2014 NCCE ConferenceMarch 12, 2014
Seattle Convention Center
Co-hosted by the OER Project Office of Superintendent of Public InstructionDigital Learning Departmenthttp://digitallearning.k12.wa.us/oer/
Overview
Importance of OER in the Changing Educational Landscape
OER Benefits and Concerns
Locating OER
OER and the Common Core
Lunch
Mini Review
OER in the Classroom – Case Studies
OER to Scale - Tech Panel
AGENDA
SPEAKERS AND FACILITATORS
Amy Barber, ESD Network Coordinator Phil Biggs, Technology TOSA, Lake Stevens School DistrictRon Brown, Director of Instructional Technology and Assessment, Wenatchee School District John Coe, Teacher North Lake Middle School, Lake Stevens School DistrictGeoff Fletcher, Deputy Executive Director State Educational Technology Directors AssociationAnne Gallagher, Mathematics Director, OSPILiisa Moilanen Potts, English Language Arts Director, OSPIStosh Morency, Executive Director of Information Technology, Kent School DistrictDennis Small, Educational Technology Director, OSPIGreg Whiteman, Director of Technology Integration, Kent School District
IMPORTANTINFORMATION
Link to OER Summit Wiki Pagehttp://bit.ly/P8Nc9J
Link to Summit Evaluationhttp://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/1572690/2014-OER-Summit-NCCE
Link to OER Project Pagehttps://digitallearning.k12.wa.us/oer/
CC BY-SA Beyond definitions http://www.flickr.com/photos/opensourceway/6554315179/
resources that reside in the public domain or have been released under an intellectual property license that permits their free use and re-purposing by others.
OER ARE
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OER CRITERIA
Use FREE of charge
Reuse the resource
Revise without permission
Remix and Redistribute
“The legislature finds the state's recent adoption of Common Core K-12 standards provides an opportunity to develop a library of high-quality, openly licensed K-12 courseware that is aligned with these standards.”
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WASHINGTON K-12 OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES PROJECT
1. Develop an OER review process2. Generate a catalog of vetted OER instructional material3. Promote OER awareness and capacity building
OER PROJECT GOALS
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Importance of OER in the Changing Educational Landscape
Geoff FletcherDeputy Executive Director State Educational Technology Directors Association
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Discussion – OER Benefits and Concerns
Facilitated Table Groups
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Effectively Locating Open ResourcesOverviewFacilitated Table Groups
WHY USE OER?
Gather image and audio resourcesAccess free books in the public domainDisplay video and audio lecturesExperience interactive simulationsExplore game-based learning programsBuild and share lesson plansDownload and print a textbookAccess full online course curriculaParticipate in open professional learning programs
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INTERNET SEARCH ENGINES
Google Advanced Search
SPECIALIZED SEARCH ENGINES
Creative Commons Search
FREE (Federal Registry for Educational Excellence)
OER REPOSITORIES
OER Commons Curriki
OER Commons WA Hub OER Project Reviewed Materials
CONTENT SPECIFIC REPOSITORIES
FULL COURSE OER
EngageNY CK12
OPEN LICENSING
• Tell people how their material can be used
• Create a pool of material that can be shared and reused legally
• Enable a culture of sharing
All Rights Reserved
No Rights Reserved
Traditional Copyright Alone
Public Domain
Some Rights
Reserved
Open License
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CREATIVE COMMONS LICENSESSome Rights Reserved
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OER CRITERIA
Use FREE of charge
Reuse the resource
Revise without permission
Remix and Redistribute
Effectively Locating OER and Understanding Licensing
Facilitated Table Groups
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OER CRITERIA
Use FREE of charge
Reuse the resource
Revise without permission
Remix and Redistribute
OER and the Common Core – Mini Review
Liisa Moilanen PottsEnglish Language Arts Director, OSPI
Anne Gallagher,Mathematics Director, OSPI
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OER CRITERIA
Use FREE of charge
Reuse the resource
Revise without permission
Remix and Redistribute
OER in the Classroom – Case Studies
John Coe,Teacher North Lake Middle School, Lake Stevens School District
Kristin WhiteakerDirector, Instructional Technology Spokane Public Schools
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OER CRITERIA
Use FREE of charge
Reuse the resource
Revise without permission
Remix and Redistribute
Panel - OER and Digital Distribution/Access
Phil Biggs, Technology TOSA, Lake Stevens School DistrictRon Brown, Director of Instructional Technology and Assessment, Wenatchee School District Stosh Morency, Executive Director of Information Technology, Kent School DistrictGreg Whiteman, Director of Technology Integration, Kent School District
Facilitator: Dennis Small, Educational Technology Director, OSPI
Link to Summit Evaluationhttp://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/1572690/2014-OER-Summit-NCCE
Contact Information:Barbara [email protected]@waOSPI_OER
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