Introduction to Open Access & Keynote
Date: October 19 Time: 10:00 am – 11:30 am Location: A Zoom video conferencing link will be provided prior to the event to all who are confirmed to participate. Join Donna Langille (Community Engagement Librarian, UBCO) and Erin Fields (Scholarly Communication and Open Education Librarian, UBCV) for a brief overview of open access, followed by a keynote address by Sheldon Armstrong (Associate University Librarian, Collections LIbrary Administration).Register Here
Open Education Faculty Showcase
Date: October 20 Time: 10:00 am – 11:00 am Location: A Zoom video conferencing link will be provided prior to the event to all who are confirmed to participate.Join us for a show-and-tell session featuring instructors, program leads, and UBC community members sharing their experience engaging with Open Education in unique and innovative ways to enhance teaching and learning. In this mix between a workshop and a panel, you’ll hear about different ways Open Education is being used across a wide variety of subjects and the lessons that have been learnt along the way.
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Copyright, Creative Commons, and Open Licenses
Date: October 21 Time: 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm Location: A Zoom video conferencing link will be provided prior to the event to all who are confirmed to participate. This workshop will provide an introduction to copyright, Creative Commons (CC), and open licenses. Participants will be introduced to copyright basics, including the concept of public domain and exceptions and limitations to copyright. They will learn about Creative Commons and open licensing, as well as using and applying different Creative Commons licenses. Register HereFinding, Using, and Adapting Open Resources for Your Courses
Date: October 22 Time: 11:00 am – 12:00 pm Location: A Zoom video conferencing link will be provided prior to the event to all who are confirmed to participate.
This session is intended to address common questions concerning openly licensed materials for teaching and learning, including:- How do you find and evaluate open resources?
- What is meant by Creative Commons?
- What are the key considerations in reusing, reproducing, or modifying these materials?
With the proliferation of open education resources on the web, the practice of finding, evaluating, using, and remixing videos, simulations, test banks, presentations, and other materials is a skill that can help support instructors and students in their teaching and learning. This session will focus on the pragmatic elements of reuse and the basics of working with open education resources. Participants are invited to bring their questions, problems and favourite resources. Register Here