The Successful Teaching with Affordable Resources group is hosting three brown bag sessions to highlight the experiences of the Kelly Grant recipients. Hear first-hand from the faculty cohort who won seed grants for converting a course to open education resources. Panelists will give a brief overview of their projects with time for questions from the audience.
All brown bag sessions will be held in the Jackie Gaughan Multicultural Center and will be broadcast and recorded via Zoom. Links for each session are below.
April 8 at 12:00 p.m.
Nathan Wakefield and Joshua Brummer from the Department of Mathematics will discuss their project of converting multiple math courses to OER.
Location: GAUN Ubuntu Room 202
Zoom Meeting: unl.zoom.us/j/204841531
April 9 at 1:00 p.m.
Guy Trainin from Teaching, Learning and Teacher Education, Carolyn Brown Kramer from Psychology, and David Mabie from Biological Systems Engineering will discuss their experiences converting a program and courses to OER.
Location: GAUN Ubuntu Room 202
Zoom Meeting: unl.zoom.us/j/814159508
April 22 at 3:00 p.m.
Patrice McMahon, Courtney Hillebrecht and Hannah Read from Political Science will discuss their experiences converting two courses to OER.
Location: GAUN Unity Room 212
Zoom Meeting: unl.zoom.us/j/260458407