F is for Faculty Webinars
February 8, 2023
Reimagining OER Series Part 1 - Foundation, Approaches & Faculty Considerations
Presenter: Lisa Lucas Hurst
Webinar Type: Public Webinar
Description:
This presentation offers an overview of the current state of the research on OER and answers faculty’s most pressing questions: How are OER defined, exactly? Are they as effective as print materials? Are there other advantages of using OER? Do I have to write my own textbook? Must I learn new software? Where can I find OER? What is the easiest way to get started? How should I think about the process?
The Mathematics Disconnect Series Part 2
February 15, 2023
The Mathematics Disconnect Series Part 2
Presenters:
Dr. Rachel Bates, Associate Vice Chancellor for Educational Partnerships Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education; Dr. Dave Kung, Director of Policy The University of Texas at Austin; Dr. David Bressoud, Dewitt Wallace Professor Emeritus at Macalester College
Webinar Type: Public
Description:
The definition of mathematics college readiness is evolving. This webinar will discuss how math pathways can provide opportunities for all students. Recommendations for mathematics transition courses from high school to postsecondary education and how to support all students in choosing which mathematics course(s) to take based on their areas of academic, personal, and career interests.
February 22, 2023
Reimagining Pedagogy via OER Series Part 2: How to Start Building your OER Course Today!
Presenter: Lisa Lucas Hurst
Webinar Type: Public
Description:
OER complements the current research on pedagogy that emphasizes breaking cognitive tasks into manageable chunks. Tune in to learn how to build an interactive OER-based course within your existing LMS. You will learn about Open Pedagogy, why a curation approach is superior to whole-book adoption, and why you should keep an annotated bibliography of your OER.
Reimaging OER Series Part 2