Alabama Commission on Higher Education Open Educational Resources Workshop: Mrs. Mary Hudson

Alabama Commission on Higher Education Open Educational Resources Workshop

Lurleen B. Wallace Community College

Mary Ann Hudson Lurleen B. Wallace Community College Title III Activity Director Biological Sciences Instructor Coordinator for Distance Education Faculty Development 334-493-5314 mhudson@lbwcc.edu

Challenges

Faculty Response

 Locating appropriate OER material is difficult for some areas of study.  Some OER materials do not have the support materials/technologies that textbooks from publishing companies have.  It is time-consuming to remix.  It is time-consuming to create labs and videos needed.

Benefits

Faculty Response

 Cost savings on textbooks and codes for the students  Integration of OER with Canvas  Availability of math question banks without having to create our own.  Collaboration with instructors across the nation ( Scottsdale Community College)

 Ability to organize lectures and course work so that the material flows better in the classroom  More uniform instruction across the curriculum

Savings on Textbooks/Codes for Students Cumulative savings for the 2016-2017 academic year     

MTH090-MTH098 and MTH100 students –Between $260,025.00 and $368,514.00 MAH101 and MTH116 students ----------------------------------------------------$12,150.00 Industrial Electronic students --------------------------------------------------------$20,250.00 Welding students ------------------------------------------------------------------------$35,882.00 Total Savings for Students----------------------Between $328,307.00 and $436,796.00

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The math textbooks and codes are custom. These can only be purchased from our bookstore.

2.6% completers

12% Withdrawals

Institutional Data

5Rs: The Powerful Rights of OER Creative Commons

Welding and Industrial Electronics

Math

Retain

• Make, own, and control your own copy of the content

Reuse

• Use the content in its unaltered form

Revise

• Adapt, adjust, modify, improve, or alter the content

Remix

• Combine the original or revised content with other OER to create something new

Redistribute

• Share your copies of the original content, revisions, or remixes with others

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This training is facilitated and will result in an official certificate upon successful completion.

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https://www.sbctc.edu/colleges-staff/programsservices/elearning-open-education/training-registration.aspx

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This training is not facilitated.

 http://www.openwa.org/module-1/

https://www.skillscommons.org/

ď‚´ SkillsCommons is a free and open online library containing free and open learning materials and program support materials for job-driven workforce development. The Open Educational Resources (OER) are produced by community colleges across the nation and can be found, reused, revised, retained, redistributed and remixed by individuals, institutions, and industry.

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Video Link

Quizzes and Exams

Nov. 20, 2017

Math Booster Camp Using OER

Faculty Buy-In and Sustainability The math faculty were excited about the advantages of OER. The College received an Innovation Initiatives Grant (ACCS)to aid in the development.

OER Math courses developed since 2015: MTH090, MTH098, MTH100, MTH116, MAH101 Future OER courses at LBWCC  Physical Science I  General Chemistry I&II  Microbiology

Faculty Buy-In and Sustainability  The welding and industrial electronics faculty were hesitant at first but soon realized how OER would benefit the students.  Instructors feel that the lectures now better connect with the labs.

 Welding instructors developed rubrics to score labs.  In the welding and industrial electronics courses, the instructors were teaching from parts of textbooks. This is not uncommon with textbooks. The TAACCCT (AF-TEN) Grant (USDA) allowed customization of the materials that the instructors needed for each course. Power Points, labs, quizzes, exams, videos and illustrations were developed for:  11 Welding courses ( 2 of the 11 are hybrid courses) 4 hybrid Industrial Electronics courses