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hello everyone!

The second one

The recorded versions of the webinars can be found here: https://asccc.org/directory/open-educational-resources-oer-task-force

Not hte first week, the second week. The best would be for all.

Hello Everyone: My name is Claudia Acosta, I am an Instructional Designer at California State University Fullerton. I’m glad to be here.

Hossein Asili LAMC Health & Nutrition

Kurt from Lake Tahoe Community College

Cynthia from Hartnell College in Salinas

Annina Wyss-Lockner from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising (San Francisco campus)

Hi, My name is JoEllen Green from Fresno City College.

Mindy Carr, Math, Mission College in Santa Clara

Hi, I'm Shelley from Glendale Community College.

My name is Maggie Frankel, I'm a librarian at City College of San Francisco

Armeda Reitzel. Professor, Communication. Humboldt State University. I am looking for OER’s for Communication courses.

Dave Dillon, counseling faculty and college success professor, Grossmont College

Sheila from LA Mission College

Chris- Ventura County Community College District [tutoring support services]

Paola, OER Library Liaison at Contra Costa College

Adina Lerner - Glendale Community College Emerging Tech / Instruction Librarian. Working with OER at GCC.

Hi! Cathy Cox, Library Director at College of the Redwoods

Hi Armeda. On December 7 we will be holding a webinar for Communication Studies OER.

HI, I’m Kristie, English Faculty at College of the Desert

Fantastic about the webinar for Communication studies!!! Thanks!!!

If you have questions, please go ahead and put them in the chat. I will try and field them or save them for Kelsey to answer.

@Armeda: Link to Dr. Larry Green (math faculty, Lake Tahoe CC)’s index of OER by discipline from the CCC OER listserv: http://www.ltcconline.net/greenl/oer/oerlistfromlistserve.htm#Communications

Hi La Tanga. Thanks for introducing yourself. Would you mind changing your chat setting to include panelists and attendees? That way we can dialogue together in chat.

Thanks! I will check out the site after this presentation.

https://tinyurl.com/foterblog

9 min video on CC licenses from Florida/Orange Grove: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hkz4q2yuQU8

@Armeda Reitzel - email me after the presentation and I'll give you some info about the OER that our COMM dept. is using - catherine-cox@redwoods.edu

Will do! Thanks!

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www.openwa.org/attrib-builder/

That is awesome!

No questions here!

Please provide the recorded version for our review. Thanks

no questions, thank you great presentation!

No questions - great copyright presentation.

Yep, I'm about to launch into that.

No questions...thanks

Thanks Dave!

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Is this presentation licensed through CC? I'd LOVE to be able to use it to present to facult yon campus!

Go for it!

kelseysmith@whccd.edu if you want the link to my slides specifically

Thanks! After the presentation!

It would be great if you could share details about how your IT department used LTI to embed the Attribution Builder into Canvas. Can you post this information to the CCLibrarians mailing list?

Sure! Our ed tech person is out on medical leave, but I will see if I can find out how that all worked and share on the mailing list

Another repository is the Mason OER Metafinder (MOM) https://mason.deepwebaccess.com/mason__MasonLibrariesOpenEducationResources_5f4/desktop/en/search.html

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1LT5NDGwMIAli-3ZB3SL4z0oZtLW6cKNl-6bPBDVyQlU/edit?usp=sharing

Thanks, Kelsey!

Yes, a recorded version can be found under resources on this webpage: https://asccc.org/directory/open-educational-resources-oer-task-force

Is there a way to tell how a document was modified and by whom?

Can you do one for Health & welness?

Do you know what the business model is for openstax? How do they make money?

It can be found here: https://openstax.org/about

They get funding from orgs like Gates and Hewlett

Yes, using Evernote to annotate your own PDF would be legal

So . . . if it's only available in PDF and ePub, how do you modify it? (looking at the Public Health Ethics book from Open Textbook Library)

Good question! The OER community loves things to not be in PDF format so others can edit easier. If you contact OpenStax, they'll give you a more editable format (I hear). There are a few tools you can use to convert PDF or epub to Word docs

Adobe PDF Editor allows you to edit PDFs.

Adobe is for cost, though...so not totally "open" since somebody would have to buy it in order to edit. Thankfully most instiutions have Adobe available to faculty to use.

Adobe DC is for cost (reader is free)

Lots of good conversation about what is truly open. Format should be open as well as the license!

One of our Communications faculty adopted an OER text, but came to us in the Library to re-write the chapter on Research because the original was very specific to the state university system in which it was written. I now have a chapter on research that is specific to our college, and that can be modified easily for any other courses that adopt texts and need similar info.

Thank you for this substantive and very helpful presentation.

Thank you!

Ms. Mc Dowell, good to have you here

No questions. Thank you

I'll there for math

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It would be nice to have a webinar in which participants could come in with concerns/questions etc. resulting from actual OER search.

Please do Health & Wellness

Thank you.

Thank you

Christoper Adams is looking for others in the area of tutoring.

Anyone else working on this?

Your presentation would be a good starting place for a professional development workshop. Is it available for use? Do you have a CC license for the presentation?

Mine is CC licensed. Heather are your slides CC BY?

Ha! We don't...but I can but a CC BY license on my slides and you can use them.

Great! Where can I find them?

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1DEWtHlaBteu1neEKRAUUltNhTMaDH91hqP0OPIy7lGs/edit?usp=sharing

I will do that now and feel free to reuse them and the handout I linked in the chat.

Thanks so much!

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1cqRkYUykACbif-OUjz54J2Qsx4rkOGVTunK9BqOT7Ss/edit?usp=sharing

Should we consider adding a place on the Academic Senate website for access to materials for local professional development workshops/presentation?

That's a great idea.

Miguel, is it possible to do that?

I need to hop off now. Thanks for inviting me to present :)

Thanks, Kelsey.

I will speak with our web developers to see what that would require.

Unless there are more questions/concerns, I'm going to ask Miguel to close out the webinar. Thanks to everyone who attended.

Thanks. If it happens, please let us know. Have a great weekend!

You as well, Shelley.