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Meeting 1 - July
Meeting 1: July
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OER Librarian introduction- roles and responsibilities, past projects, overview of OER at Touro.
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Fellows introduce selves and share description of their project.
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Structure of fellowship- monthly group meetings, individual sessions as needed, OER course, and expectations of fellows for successful completion of fellowship.
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Touro Faculty OER Course- Introduction to OER Course. Fellows will complete the Touro Faculty OER Course on their own time and must pass the final assessment before the fellowship ends (12/31/22).
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What is OER? (OER 101) - defining OER, foundational concepts of OER, myth-busting
Meeting 2 - August
Meeting 2: August
- Presentation by OER Librarian "Why OER: Benefits for Instructors and Students"
- Presentation topic is aligned with Module 2 of the Touro Faculty OER Course
- Q & A, group discussion
- Individual fellowship projects progress report
Meeting 3 - September
Meeting 3: September
- Presentation by OER Librarian "Finding and Evaluating OER"
- Presentation topic is aligned with Module 4 of the Touro Faculty OER Course
- Q & A, group discussion
- Progress reports on individual projects
Meeting 4 - October
Meeting 4: October
- Presentation by OER Librarian "Accessibility and OER"
- Presentation topic is aligned with Module 5 of the Touro Faculty OER Course
- Q & A, group discussion
- Progress reports on individual projects
Meeting 5 - November
Meeting 5: November
- Presentation by OER Librarian "Creative Commons Licensing".
- Presentation topic is aligned with Module 6 of the Touro Faculty OER Course
- Q and A, group discussion
- Final report, presentation on OER projects to be scheduled in early 2023
