1. Understanding the Commons for K-12 - Serena Henderson (CC certified educator)
2. Go Open from the Ground Up - google slides of the presentation. Some links and resources from this session
- Where can I learn more about OER?
- OER 101
- What’s #GoOpen?
- Office of Educational Technology #GoOpen Landing Page
- #GoOpen District Launch Packet
- Office of Education Technology Story Engine
- What are policy considerations for my state?
- iNACOL Report OER State Policy in K-12 Education
- CCSSO OER Portal
- SETDA OER Case Studie
- Pinterest - https://pinterest.com/givemOER
- Airtable.com - free templates for collecting resources, like a spreadsheet, pivot table; takes more time to set up, more detailed for curation, detailed library; https://airtable.com/shrqzxqC9Q2OvLxj
- Trello - search things by tags; https://trello.com/b/7qfBAwN1
- Evernote - notebooks, can build card templates.
- Slack teams - share and communicate tools.
- Zapier.com
- https://givemoer.wordpress.com
- Where is OER now and where is it going - multi author/ web site/blog
- Multiply K-12 OER Project
- oer.adlc.ca - repository site
- redesign process ABOER (higher ed materials) resulting from funding
- created podcasts and videos
- ABOER starter kit - google doc
- ABOER champions kit - google doc
- UDL considerations in file formats to be used
- 5 R's of OER - Wiley's reuse, revise, remix, redistribute, retain
- resources - videos and celebrations of OER use and users
- OER podcasts - list of participants - playlist on Soundcloud
- Marshal McLuhan - technologies as amplification
6. Sharing K-12 Resources Across Canada: Silos, Gardens, or Open Range? Randy LaBonte
- State of the Nation: K-12 eLearning http://k12sotn.ca
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