TAACCCT Grant OER RepositoryMoWINs OER Compliance Overview

MoWINs Retreat 2015 

Dawn Busick and Liz RobertsJuly 23, 2015

Priorities for today’s discussion:

I. Marking grant-funded materials with a Creative Commons (CC) License

II. Uploading CC Licensed materials into SkillsCommons

III. Using SkillsCommons to search for TAACCCT OER materials

MoHealthWINs Complete by 6/30/15

Extended to 9/30/15 MoManufacturingWINs Complete by 6/30/16 MoSTEMWINs Complete by 6/30/18

I. Marking grant-funded materials with Creative Commons Licensing

Applies to:

• Work developed with grant funds, or

• Work already CC Licensed and enhanced with grant funds,

• Work delivered in grant-funded programs,

and

• Grant management materials produced with grant funds (power points, reports, SME reviews, etc)

Example of CC Licensed material - STLCC

Creative Commons Licensing

Creative Commons is a non-profit organization devoted to expanding the range of creative works that are available for others to build upon legally and to share.

Web address: https://creativecommons.org/

• Creative Commons support 6 different licenses

• Each Creative Commons license ensures licensors get the credit for their work as they deserve.

• TAACCCT grantees will use the CC BY license

The Creative Commons Chooser - document

Select Offline

Copy/Paste intodocument

The Creative Commons Chooser - webpage

HTML SelectedCopy/Paste intoWebpage/Video

The webpage chooser creates the CC license machine-readable code that will be used by your technical support individual to update your web pages.

The license language can also be edited using the chooser – in the “Help others attribute you!” section

MoWINs Project Website by MCCA Grant Staff licensed under a Creative CommonsAttribution 3.0 Unported License.

6 easysteps

II. Uploading CC BY materials into

SkillsCommons

• Official Repository for TAACCCT OER

• MoWINs participated in early adoption of the application during the summer

• MHWs and MMWs are entered as Grant Programs

• Here’s the link: https://www.skillscommons.org

Support Center: Help With Accessibility

• Submissions are the items you place into SkillsCommons

• Recommend submissions at the Program level. These will match your college TAACCCT Product Inventory. (College Programs of Study)

• CareerOneStop-TAACCCT Finder for online view of your Inventory

• Individual level submissions are recommended for materials that will

have more granular search capabilities

• Upload File(s) are Learning Resources and Program Support Materials that are attached to your submissions

• Processing submissions/uploads by program level will feel similar to our MHWs Weebly project

• Logins have already been assigned to your MoWINs OER Workgroup member - Do you know who this is at your college?

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You can do this!

• Easy steps to take to be successful and in compliance:

• Sign Up for a OER Class • Add Creative Commons CC BY & DOL

Disclaimer• Set Up your College SkillsCommons Acct. • Join the Google+ Community: OPEN for

TAACCCT• Videos/Resource links on MCCA MoWINs

Website Technical Support/Programmatic Documents

III. Searching for TAACCCT Materials in

SkillsCommons

• Browse and Search without a Login

• Browse• By Grant Project• By Authors• By Subjects• By Industry• By Material Type

• Search• By Keywords• Maximize results using “quotes”

To Do List -

MoHealthWINs Teams: License and Upload, Get

Finished!

MoManufacturingWINs Teams: License and Upload, Comply As

You Go!

MoSTEMWINs Teams: Start Searching for Program

Materials!

Questions or Comments?

Thank you!Dawn Busick and Liz RobertsMCCA MoWINs Grant’s Office

573-634-8787Dawn.Busick@mccatoday.org Liz.Roberts@mccatoday.org

Resources:

Picture on slide 3:

Changed Priorities Ahead Sign by R/DV/RS is licensed under CC BY

Picture on slide 19:

Question Box by Raymond Bryson is licensed under CC BY

This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/.

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