Spring 2025 OER FLC
A faculty learning community about OER for MSU Denver faculty facilitated by Brian Healy & Emily Ragan. Fri 11 am - 12:30 pm.
Events for students and MSU Denver faculty are being planned for Open Education Week, which is the first week of March. Check back for more information!
Working to adopt open educational resources for a spring 2025, summer 2025 or fall 2025 course? Apply for a $750 OER adoption stipend!
Grant applications are due by the end of the day on Friday, February 14th, 2025. Please fill out the application as completely and accurately as possible.
We plan to contact you regarding your acceptance into the grant program by Friday, February 21st.
Attend a 1.5 h introduction to open licensing and OER, then review a textbook (or other substantial OER) in your field and get a $200 stipend! Friday, Dec. 13th from 10 - 11:30 am on Teams.
Apply here!Join colleagues to explore using OER!
Need help finding OER or other no-cost-to-students resources? Schedule a consultation with an Auraria librarian!
Schedule an OER ConsultationOpen textbook review workshops provide faculty information about open textbooks, an introduction to creative commons licensing, and information about MSU Denver students and course materials costs. After attending a workshop, faculty then have the opportunity to review an open textbook in their field and earn $200 for sharing the review through the Open Education Network’s Open Textbook Library. The idea for open textbook review workshops comes out of Dr. David Ernst’s experience working with faculty at the University of Minnesota and through the Open Education Network. MSU Denver workshops are typically led by Dr. Emily Ragan and Auraria Librarian Karen Sobel.
Semester-long OER faculty learning communities meet seven times and explore a variety to topics related to finding and implementing OER in courses. These are typically held in fall and spring semesters. Reach out to Emily Ragan mailto:[email protected]
Email the OER Coordinator, Emily Ragan, to learn more about customized open textbook review workshops, faculty learning communities, or other trainings for specific colleges, departments or even individuals.