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Adopting Open Textbooks
Course Material
- Syllabus for Adopting Open Textbooks
- Course Survey Link
- Guest Speakers on Tuesday October 26 at 9:00 am PST, Final webinar ARCHIVED
- Open Content Remix/Reuse Rubric
- Adoption Checklist
- Mid-Course Community Meeting - October 7th, 9:00 am ARCHIVED
- Course Collaboration Tools
- Orientation Meeting: Tuesday, 9/21, 9:00 am PST ARCHIVED
- Glossary
- Week 1: Welcome and Introduction
- Week 2. Finding Open Textbooks
- Week 3: Selecting and Find More
- Week 4: Accessibility & Open Licensing
- Week 5: Adopting & Using Open Textbooks
- Week 6: Sharing & Advocacy (PLEASE CONTRIBUTE!)
- Open Licensing Compatibility
- Universal Design for Learning
- WCAG 2.0 POUR Matrix
- COT Peer Reviews
- Searching Connexions
- Seaching the COT website
- Open Content Repositories
- College Open Textbooks (COT)
- WikiEducator and OER
- CCCOER Resources
Course Collaboration Tools
Photo: Geishaboy500 CC-BY-2.0
The following collaboration tools are planned. Their use will be covered in our first live webinar on Friday, September 17.
Course Forums: A weekly topic will be posted in the course forums. Although the forum topics will remain open during the course, participants are asked to contribute their thoughts and findings on that topic by end of the week to faciliate group discussion.
Live Webinars: Bi-weekly live webinars will be used to discuss topics and allows participants to share their findings. The first webinar will be on Friday, September 17 utilizing the CCCConfer/Elluminate Tool. Login Information will be posted here and sent over email by. The webinar will be archived for those who cannot attend live.
Click here to experiment with CCCConfer/Elluminate. System Requirements to run CCCConfer/Elluminate available as attachment.
Comments
The nicest tool i've used yet
The nicest tool i've used yet has been a celtex. but i realised today that now OpenOffice.org has a plugin for loading sql databases and printing reports from oracle data bases as well.(no doubt a 'feature' of oracle buying sun) :-|
celtex has some online collab tool of sorts.
http://extensions.services.openoffice.org/
http://www.celtx.com/index.html#/desktop/nav-writingtools