LibGuides: Open Educational Resources: OER Teaching Materials

Presentations

OERs: Truths, Myths, and More
A quick crash course in OERs including why you should care, how OERs impact higher education, and where to find them

Faculty Teaching Award for Course Redesign using Open Education Resources

This page contains materials and resources that recipients of the Faculty Teaching Award for Course Redesign using Open
Education Resources can use as they adopt and redesign their course to support open education in Florida.

CUTLA's OER Faculty Resources Google Folder: Participants have the ability to view materials, but not edit.

Essential Tools for OER Adoption

OER Adoption Process
Get an overview on the General OER Adoptio Pocess such as reviewing the materials, formatting them, licensing information, and delivery of OERs to students
About Creative Commons Licenses
Provides a breakdown and better understanding of the types of attribution licenses and the rationale behind the creative commons license.
Marking Your Work with a CC license
Do you have an original powerpoint, syllabus, or other course materials that you'd like to share with the world? Consider giving back to the open community and supporting open education by putting a Creative Commons license on your work. This allows other to reuse your work while still attributing you as the original source.
Inside HigherEd: Students' Vital Role in OER
Get one perspective on the role that student's can have in the OER movement. For example, learning activities for courses can often be fueled by students. Examples of activities can include Wikipedia revisions, student designed test questions, contributing to the course's "textbook".

Fair Use Checklist
Use this checklist to help you determine if content that is not openly licensed is covered by Fair Use. The library is not permitted to interpret the information for you, but we can provide you with the tools to make the decision yourself!

Find Articles and Books

OneSearch
Search our discovery tool that searches most of our databases and the catalog at the same time.

Meet the Press Video Collection (Alexander Street) This link opens in a new window
Since its television premiere in 1947, Meet the Press has cemented its position as an institution in broadcast journalism. Over 1,500 hours of footage - interviews, panels, and debates - are available online in one cross-searchable interface.
News and Newspapers (ProQuest) This link opens in a new window
A comprehensive search of all newspaper content available in Proquest, including Pensacola News Journal and many other regional newspapers.

Don't forget: You can request items to be placed on course reserves! We can place these directly in eLearning for you.

Request items be placed on course reserves here
or
Contact Michael Pace at mpace@uwf.edu

Searching for Open Licensed Material on Google and Youtube

How to Find a CC Licensed Video on Youtube: Use the filters on YouTube to limit results to openly licensed videos