25 Training Process
OER Specialist Training Process
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Week 1
New Employee Hire HR
Set up email communication and work spaces.
Complete Matthew Bloom’s OER Crash CourseLinks to an external site.
OR
Making the Transition to Open: The Easy Way to Create, License, and Share Free Materials)
https://www.canvas.net/courses/making-transition-to-open
Refresh Microsoft Word, Google Drive/Doc skills
https://edu.gcfglobal.org/en/word2016/
Week 2
Learn about Accessibility and Universal Design
Learn about Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the OER Design process
Introduction to our working process
Etiquette with faculty
Learn Basics of D2L
Week 3
Introduction to previous courses
Cover topics of where we went wrong and how it helped us learn.
Introduction to current courses and faculty
What is OER?We used the OER Faculty Workshop.What is an OER Specialist?
Email set up
MS Word set up
Pressbooks set up (We used the MN Libraries Publishing Project.)
Links to relevant sessions from the OpenEd 2020 Conference were valuable to our Student OER Specialists. They were able to attend the following presentations.
https://openeducationconference.org/2020/lightning-talks/creating-an-oer-101
https://openeducationconference.org/2020/lightning-talks/creating-open-resources-an-example
https://rise.articulate.com/share/TzyTFlckI7uaDkevU-_yxnsVQwvNFbCb#/
Week 2 (About 4 hours meeting together and 5 hours independent work)
Copyright and Licensing Basics
Creative Commons Overview
Attribution
Finding Resources (We met with our librarian.)
Accessibility (We met with our Instructional Designer and Accessibility Services Coordinator
Week 3
Practice with Critical Literacy on Pressbooks (This was an OER that I was converting to Pressbooks.)
Meeting with Faculty (Follow Basic Workflow)
