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PHI 102: Ethics OER Curation
This OER curation is an annotated bibliography of prospective OER for the GVSU course PHI 102: Ethics OER Curation
BMS 202: Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory OER Curation
This OER curation is an annotated bibliography of prospective OER for the GVSU course BMS 202: Human Anatomy and Physiology Laboratory, assembled by request from the instructor
RTX 300: Foundations of Recreational Therapy OER Curation
This OER curation is an annotated bibliography of prospective OER for the GVSU course RTX 300: Foundations of Recreational Therapy, assembled by request from the instructor
A Crash Course in IR Advocacy
Your university has a new institutional repository, great! But how do you convince faculty to use the repository? This workshop presentation will teach advocacy skills and groups will work together on creating an IR campaign.
This session will be a crash course into advocacy communication focused on audience, messaging, and framing. Attendees will be presented with communication best practices and examples of advocacy initiatives both within and outside libraries. Then attendees will design an advocacy campaign for their institutional repository in small groups. Most plans will only be outlined during the session and will need to be fully drafted after the conference, but will give attendees the foundation to build out an institution-specific advocacy plan to raise awareness of their institutional repository. The intended outcome of this interactive presentation is to equip attendees with basic advocacy communication skills and to encourage attendees to take action by leaving the session with established actions to do upon returning to their institution after the conference
COM 201: Speech OER Curation
This OER curation is an annotated bibliography of prospective OER for the GVSU course COM 201: Speech
MOV 300: Kinesiology OER Curation
This OER curation is an annotated bibliography of prospective OER for the GVSU course MOV 300: Kinesiology, assembled by request from the instructor
OER Advocacy Crash Course
Proposal (500 words): Students would greatly benefit from Open Educational Resources, but how does one gain the support of administration, the library, and faculty to take action and implement an OER program? Advocacy campaigns to raise awareness among students and then to partner with students to advocate for open educational resources and affordable textbooks can be the solution to move from vision to reality.
This session will be a crash course into advocacy communication focused on audience, messaging, and framing. Attendees will be presented with communication best practices and examples of student advocacy initiatives. Then attendees will design an advocacy campaign for their campus. Some campaigns will be simple, one-off advocacy actions or events inspired by examples and be able to designed during the session. However, most plans will only be outlined during the session and will need to be fully drafted after the conference. The intended outcome of this interactive presentation is to equip attendees with basic advocacy communication skills and to encourage attendees to take action by leaving the session with established actions to do upon returning to their institution next week, in one month, and in six months.
The session will be structured as an introductory 15 minute presentation, 10 minute individual exercise, 15 minute group discussion on developing an advocacy action plan, and ending the last 10 minutes sharing what their next steps and actions will be to advocate for open education resources at their institution
A Community Repository: An Update on the British Library and Ubiquity Press Hyku Project
Hyku is a highly promising open source option for both large and small institutions. Ubiquity Press and the British Library have been working together for the past year with the rest of the Hyku community to bring the platform to a level that can be embraced by a variety of institutions with differing needs. The British Library has piloted the platform as a hosted service to other memory institutions, and Ubiquity has focused on integrating Hyku with its open source journal, book and conference publishing systems. This presentation will describe the work done on this collaborative project and discuss the way Hyku can benefit the institutional repository looking to go open source
Hyku Pilot: Lessons Learned on Hosting Community Focused Repositories
Ubiquity Press is piloting a hosted Hyku repository with 5-10 universities during Spring 2018 with the hope of helping institutions of all sizes to embrace open source repositories, increase the dissemination of their scholarship, and raise their institutional scholarly profile. This presentation will report the outcome of this pilot by sharing results, lessons learned, and feedback from participants
NUR 265: Introduction to Nursing Research and Evidence-based Practice OER Curation
This OER curation is an annotated bibliography of prospective OER for the GVSU course NUR 265: Introduction to Nursing Research and Evidence-based Practice
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