OER & Open Pedagogy Workshop - Summer 2023
Workshop Dates:  Monday, July 10 to Sunday, July 23, 2023

Registration extended through July 5, 2023 at noon.

See Advanced Workshops for full description.

Learning Objectives: 

  • Understand the relationship of OER and Open Pedagogy
  • Use Backward Design to incorporate OER and Open Pedagogy into a course
  • Navigate the open community by learning how to find and share OER, including openly licensed images, open learning activities, renewable assessments, and student-created resources
  • Learn how to include OER on your CV

Workshop Outcomes:

  • Identify an opportunity to use OER or Open Pedagogy to enhance a course
  • Create a plan for implementing OER or Open Pedagogy (syllabus for incorporating OER content, or lesson plan for new Open Pedagogy learning activity or assessment)
  • Share an OER (syllabus or lesson plan) on OpenEd.CUNY

Compensation:

Upon successful completion of the workshop, eligible faculty participants will be paid for 7 Non-Teaching Adjunct hours at their contractual NTA rate.

* Note that full-time staff are not eligible for compensation.

Eligibility for compensation:
  • Faculty participants must be available based on their title and workload limits to take on an additional 7 NTA hours in the Summer 2023 semester. Please consult this document for an explanation of workload limits: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1uRXJ6XitY80fyHomalhTrJS1Y5b90nAd/view?usp=sharing
  • Faculty who have previously successfully completed this workshop are not eligible.
  • Participants must obtain the approval of their Academic Director.
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