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Discovering Open Educational Resources (OER) for the Classroom

Open Educational Resources are free and remixable resources that can enhance and expand your teaching toolkit. This introduction will guide participants on how to find and identify OERs, with a special emphasis on using the OER Commons to find and share resources. This session is geared towards faculty and graduate students, but all are welcome!

Date:
Wednesday, April 24, 2019
Time:
12:30pm - 1:30pm
Location:
First Floor Classroom (business hours)
Campus:
University of Idaho - Moscow campus
Presenter:
Marco Seiferle-Valencia
Categories:
CDIL Curriculum Center Library Workshop
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