OER Repository Presentation - Missouri Community College

TAACCCT Grant OER Repository MoWINs OER Compliance MCCA Conference - Branson, Missouri November 6, 2014 Kevin Talbot St. Louis Community College

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These are the things we’ve agreed to do – • DOL Disclaimer on all work developed with grant funds • Conduct a 3rd Party Curriculum Review with SMEs

• All work developed with grant funds will be licensed to the public with a Creative Commons license

Priorities for today’s discussion: I. Marking grant-funded materials with a Creative Commons (CC) License II. Uploading CC Licensed materials into SkillsCommons III. Using SkillsCommons to search for TAACCCT OER materials MoHealthWINs Complete by 6/30/15

I. Marking grant-funded materials with Creative Commons Licensing Applies to: • Work developed with grant funds, or • Work already CC Licensed and enhanced with grant funds, and • Work delivered in grant-funded programs Does not Apply to: • Copyrighted materials utilized in grant-funded programs

Example of CC Licensed material - STLCC

Creative Commons Licensing Creative Commons is a non-profit organization devoted to expanding the range of creative works that are available for others to build upon legally and to share. Web address: https://creativecommons.org/ • Creative Commons support 6 different licenses • Each Creative Commons license ensures licensors get the credit for their work as they deserve. • TAACCCT grantees will use the CC BY license

CC BY •

Legally enables sharing, reuse and remix

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Users must attribute your work in the way you have specified

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License is added to your work to accomplish both

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Added to Microsoft Office Suite documents

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Interactive materials • Webpages • Video files

TIPs: It is best to stage your CC BY licensed documents: • On a shared drive • Have a Folder for each Program of Study • Create a file structure naming convention to name your documents • Place your documents in the appropriate folder as you go • Communicate this structure to your team

Example – File Naming Convention: College_Program Abbreviation_Course Abbreviation_Curriculum Item_Document Name STLCC_ITHD_IS130_Learning Activities_Hardware Fundamentals Assignment.docx

6 Easy Steps! Adding a CC BY License to a document 1.

Web address: https://creativecommons.org/

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Click Choose a License

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This brings up the Chooser

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In the box labeled “Help others attribute you!” • Choose Offline in the “License mark” drop down

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The “Non-digital works?” label appears in the box to the right

• The license language will appear in the dialog box 6.

Copy/Paste the license language into your document • Hit Enter to activate the license link

STLCC Job Aid available!

demo

The Creative Commons Chooser - document

Select Offline

Copy/Paste into document

The Creative Commons Chooser - webpage

HTML Selected

Copy/Paste into Webpage/Video

The webpage chooser creates the CC license machine-readable code that will be used by your technical support individual to update your web pages. The license language can also be edited using the chooser – in the “Help others attribute you!” section

MoWINs Project Website by MCCA Grant Staff licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

6 easy steps

II. Uploading CC BY materials into SkillsCommons

• Official Repository for TAACCCT OER

• MoWINs participated in early adoption of the application during the summer • MHWs and MMWs are entered as Grant Programs • Here’s the link: https://www.skillscommons.org

• Submissions are the items you place into SkillsCommons • Recommend submissions at the Program level. These will match your college TAACCCT Product Inventory. (College Programs of Study) • CareerOneStop-TAACCCT Finder for online view of your Inventory • Individual level submissions are recommended for materials that will have more granular search capabilities • Upload File(s) are Learning Resources and Program Support Materials that are attached to your submissions • Processing submissions/uploads by program level will feel similar to our MHWs Weebly project • Logins requested from your MoWINs OER Workgroup member • Let’s demo a SkillsCommons TAACCCT Repository submission

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SkillsCommons Demo

TIPs: Item Status = Your Submission at the Program or Individual Item level Bitstreams = Uploaded materials within your submission (attachments) Metadata

= Describes the data entered and is the information about the item content

Recommend your submissions have: • A very thoughtful Program Description

• Numerous, but very focused Subject Keywords • Effective Subject Keywords will enable your colleagues across the country to more easily search and locate your program materials • Uploaded materials with easy to read file names that follow your file structure naming convention • Place your documents in the appropriate folder as you go • Communicate this model or your model - to your team

You can do this! Additional Resources SkillsCommons User Guides: Learning Resources Program Support Materials Both have: Appendix A – Taxonomy Appendix B – NAICs Codes Appendix C – SOC Codes Appendix D – CIP Codes

Embargo Procedure SkillsCommons

Screen Cast

Join the Google+ Community:

OPEN for TAACCCT

Videos/Resource links on MCCA Website - Programmatic Documents: http://open4us.org/resources/

OER Course – SBCTC

Creative Commons

OPEN4us

OLI

CAST

OER Research Hub

III. Searching for TAACCCT Materials in SkillsCommons • Browse and Search without a Login • Browse • By Grant Project • By Authors • By Subjects • By Industry • By Material Type • Search • By Keywords • Maximize results using “quotes”

To Do List MoHealthWINs Teams:  License and Upload, Get Finished! MoManufacturingWINs Teams:  License and Upload, Comply As You Go! MoSTEMWINs Teams:  Start Searching for Program Materials!

Questions or Comments?

Resources: Picture on slide 4: State of Mind by Wang Shein is licensed under CC BY Picture on slide 5: Changed Priorities Ahead Sign by R/DV/RS is licensed under CC BY Picture on slide 23: Question Box by Raymond Bryson is licensed under CC BY

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