Open Education 2014: Kaleidoscope 2.0: An Open Course Design,...

Kaleidoscope 2.0: An Open Course Design, Development, and Adoption Approach at Cross Institutional Scale

The Kaleidoscope Open Course Initiative brings together colleges that serve predominantly at-risk students to improve student success. The partners use open educational resources and open technologies to create, adopt, and improve collaborative, open course designs.

This panel session of Kaleidoscope faculty will present the impact and results of this innovative OER adoption model with emphasis on strategic issues such as cross-institutional collaboration, community development, and sustainability models.

Speakers

Brent Adrian

Central Community College

AC Campbell

Professor, Santa Ana College

Sociology Instructor Kaleidoscope Faculty Fellow OER Implemented in Spring 2014 PhD Purdue University Masters California State University, Fullerton U.S. Marine Veteran

Christie Fierro

Instructional Designer & OER Coordinator, Tacoma Community College

Amber Gilewski

Associate Professor of Psychology, Tompkins Cortland Community College

Veganism, environmentalism, animal rights, human rights, feminism, social justice, the democratization of education, open content, and comic relief.

Veronica McEachin

Ronda Dorsey Neugebauer

Faculty Success Lead, Lumen Learning

My last 10 years in education have focused on improving at-risk students’ academic success. I'm passionate about collaborating with others to create, experience, and sustain teaching and learning success using OER.

Wendy Riggs

Quill West

OER Project Director, Pierce College

Librarian, AdministratorI am the OER Project Director at Tacoma Community College and I believe that adopting, adapting and accessing OER empowers faculty, students and administrations to grow educational opportunities. I've been a user, a pusher, a creator and a teacher of OER. (From... Read More →

Thursday November 20, 2014 1:45pm - 2:15pm
Virginia Ballroom

OER Adoption Models, Panel

Open Education 2014