1. Open Educational Resources Workshop May 20, 2013
   1. Agenda
   2. Notes in pdf
2. Is OER a game changer?
3. www.setda.org
   1. to build and increase capacity in state leaders in ed
   2. Jeff Fletcher
4. Leading States
   1. Utah
      1. David Wiley
         1. flexbook $5
   2. Maine
   3. New York
   4. North Carolina
5. OSPI
   1. Barbara Soots
6. characteristics
   1. Free
   2. Reuse the resource
   3. Revise w/o permission
   4. Remix and Redistribute
7. Rules
   1. give proper attribution to author
   2. obey the licensing restrictions
8. licenses
   1. Attribution
      1. give credit
   2. ShareAlike
      1. let others copy, but to distribute need your permission
   3. NonCommercial
   4. NoDerivatives
      1. must get permission to edit
9. Portal: Resources
   1. http://www.creativecommons.org
      1. use for student projects
         1. no copyright violation
   2. resource websites
      1. http://www.curriki.org
      2. www.oercommons.org
      3. www.learnnc.org
      4. http://utahopentextbooks.org/
      5. http://braingenie.ck12.org
         1. K-6 resource
      6. http://digitallearning.k12.wa.us.oer
      7. http://www.ck12.org/teacher/
         1. flexbooks
            1. lulu
            2. amazon
      8. www.docsteach.org
   3. Other share
      1. librivox.org
      2. gutenberg.org
      3. manybooks.net
      4. Ted Ed
      5. NASA
      6. Open University
      7. Phet
10. livebinders.com
11. Oak Harbor School District
12. ipad
    1. apps
       1. explain everything
       2. haiku deck
       3. snap.vu
          1. Qr codes
             1. can take student directly to content
             2. video
             3. images
             4. file
       4. showme
13. chrome
    1. apps
       1. goobric
       2. doctopus
14. web app
    1. wordle
15. Instant Audience Feedback
    1. Poll Everywhere
       1. pollev.com
       2. to submit a quick poll
       3. 30 day free trial
16. Vetting
    1. need a common set of tools to VET and reach a gold standard (OSPI)
    2. WA state
       1. Publisher’s Criteria
       2. Tri-State Rubrics
       3. OER Rubrics