SCELC webinar: OER Programs at Private Liberal Arts Institutions
https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/485332597 / access code: 485-332-597
The Statewide California Electronic Library Consortium’s (SCELC) Scholarly Communications Committee invites you to spend lunchtime on Monday of Open Access Week (Oct. 21) learning about Open Education Resource (OER) Programs at private liberal arts institutions. Join this year’s panel of faculty, librarians, and students from Gettysburg College and University of San Diego to learn about their experiences with OER.
CSUN webinar: State of OA 2019: Can California Transform Open Access?
https://library.csun.edu/events/OA-2019?type=event
Sixth annual CSUN Open Access Award will be presented to Steven Fitzgerald (Computer Science), followed by a discussion of transformative publishing agreements being pursued by both the UC and CSU. Featured speakers include Rice Majors, Associate University Librarian for Scholarly Resources at UC Davis, and David Hellman, Collection Development Coordinator, CSU San Francisco.
ACRL Presents: Open for Students and Educators: Open Educational Resources Level the Playing Field
https://ala-events.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_jqHl7hyuRbu7h_HNNvEmOg
Open educational resources (OERs) are not usually a hard sell for students. But what about educators? How do they benefit from having access to resources that are licensed openly? And how can we, as librarians, guide faculty in adopting and adapting OERs?
CSU Fullerton webinar: Open Educational Resources: The What, Why, Who, Where, and How!
Shelli Wynants (Director of OET) and Michaela Keating (OER Librarian)
https://fullerton.zoom.us/j/518697930
This webinar will cover:
During Open Access Week only (October 21-27, 2019), take 5 minutes to play Open Access Jeopardy online!
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