Open Educational Resources (OER) Webinar

Open Educational Resources (OER) Webinar - Shared screen with speaker view

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Miguel Rother

37:19

The webinar will be available Monday on the ASCCC website here: https://asccc.org/directory/open-educational-resources-oer-task-force

Nancy Lorenz-Vega

44:22

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Rhea Hollis

44:28

Yep

cabagby

01:00:47

Typically the Library has textbooks for many classes on reserve for students to check out. Instructors are responsible for contacting publishers for copies.

Nancy Lorenz-Vega

01:04:47

Still with you…

Danielle Bejarano

01:04:53

Mighty fine

Cynthia Cordova

01:05:27

We’re listening -Cynthia at Palomar

Nancy Lorenz-Vega

01:22:45

I did an OER textbook for non-credit ESL Reading, but it is difficult to find OER for ESL. DO you have any resources for non-college or community college non-credit OER?

Cynthia Cordova

01:24:07

Could you center your screen to see your contact information?

Nancy Lorenz-Vega

01:24:25

Also, can we use the less than 10% rule of the Stanford Copyright Law for Education to include copyrighted material, such as a few pages of a novel, chapter, in a bound course book?

Nancy Lorenz-Vega

01:24:46

Thank you.

Cynthia Cordova

01:25:08

Thank you!

Nancy Lorenz-Vega

01:27:29

We can get clearance from the bookstore, but the “bound” course book is where it can be ?

Nancy Lorenz-Vega

01:28:09

The binding is differently than just distributing and makes it a different animals. There are iffier net rules.

Nancy Lorenz-Vega

01:29:09

THanks. Give us your email. Love to get the definitive answer. Thanks you.

Nancy Lorenz-Vega

01:29:24

Yes.

Dave Dillon

01:29:33

dave.dillon@gcccd.edu

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