1. WAYS TO BE
OPEN
EDUCATORS
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2. FACTC’S BACKGROUND
RESOLUTION
WASHINGTON STATE FACULTY ASSOCIATION OF COMMUNITY AND TECHNICAL
COLLEGES (FACTC)
Winter 2012 Meeting
South Puget Sound Community College
17 February 2012
The Washington State Faculty Association of Community and
Technical Colleges (FACTC) endorses the ideal of open
educational resources on economic, educational, and moral
grounds. Our representatives will inform faculty colleagues
throughout the state of this matter and solicit their independent
professional assessments in further discussion.
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3. Where do we go from here?
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4. I. TALK & WATCH
Examples:
Seattle’s “Sharing Day”
RTC’s “Teaching Tips”
YouTube series
CPTC’s “GO4IT!” program
Faculty learning communities
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5. II. FIND
Visithttp://open4us.org/find-
oer/,
http://www.scoop.it/t/finding-
oer, & related sites
Consult a librarian
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6. III. TAKE
Pluck individual OERS, or
parts of them, and
employ them in your own
pedagogy
Adopt whole textbooks
Borrow whole curricula
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7. IV. GIVE
Designate some or all of your
own materials with CC
licenses
Submit materials to
repositories
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8. For help in developing this
presentation, thanks to…
Bill
Moore
Connie Broughton
Noreen Light
Cable Green
Quill West
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