2022 webinars have ended – we will be announcing Spring webinars in January.
Webinars are Wednesdays at noon PT/ 3 pm ET except where otherwise indicated
This series is free and open to the open education community and we encourage you to invite your colleagues to attend or better yet watch together and continue the discussion afterward.
More information about the speakers will be posted a couple of weeks prior to the webinar on our homepage as well as sent to the CCCOER Community email list and tweeted out via CCCOER’s Twitter.
If you can not join us live, we will update this page with a link to the slides and videos a couple of days after each webinar. Webinar archives are also available at https://www.cccoer.org/webinar/.
Sept 14
Bookstores In The World Of Open
Often in higher education, we hear that open education resource providers and college bookstores simply do not get along because of a perceived conflict of interest. Learn from one institution about the process it underwent to engage and collaborate with its bookstore to provide students with affordable, accessible open materials. The benefits and challenges of this collaboration will also be shared. In addition, we will discuss findings from a DOERS3 survey and subsequent conversations with key constituent groups on enhancing the relationship between institutions and their bookstores.
Oct 12
Open Pedagogy As A Tool For Student Empowerment
Open Pedagogy has emerged as a highly effective teaching and learning practice in the 21st-century community college classroom. But with ever-shifting approaches and an expanding array of tools, what are the various ways that educators can ethically and effectively bring open pedagogical practices to their teaching? This webinar will focus on the open pedagogical tool of the “renewable assignment,” featuring faculty experiences with the employment of this strategy and how they have developed it from one semester to the next.
Nov 9
Open Ed As Enabler For Antiracism & Social Justice
We know that Open Educational Resources eliminate high textbook costs for students, but Open Education can be an avenue for inclusive teaching, social justice, and anti-racism pedagogical practices. We’ll share some resources during this webinar and leave time for each participant to brainstorm an idea to bring back to their library, classroom, or institute.
Dec 7
Measuring the Impact Of Open Education
While saving students money is incredibly important, open education initiatives have explored a variety of alternative metrics to gauge impact. What about student success? What about teaching and learning? Join us as our guests discuss the successes and challenges they’ve had measuring the effect of open in different ways.
Webinars are Wednesdays at noon PT/ 3 pm ET except where otherwise indicated