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Back to the Features: questioning the impact of ancillary resources on open textbook adoption BCcampus Faculty Fellows Jennifer Kirkey, Arthur Gill Green, Rod Lidstone Festival of Learning 2016 Burnaby, British Columbia https://goo.gl/ckKah6 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

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Back to the Features:questioning the impact of ancillary resources on open textbook adoptionBCcampus Faculty FellowsJennifer Kirkey, Arthur Gill Green, Rod Lidstone

Festival of Learning 2016Burnaby, British Columbiahttps://goo.gl/ckKah6

[email protected]@[email protected]

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Ancillary as a core componentWow, it’s a real textbookAnimating ancillaryIt’s virtually doneBest practices

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Open Textbooks

(Thank you BCcampus)

What do a plumber, a geographer, and a physicist have

in common?

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So, what are ancillary resources?

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Question banks

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Solution manuals

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Slides

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Multimedia

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Why are OER ancillary resources important? They can tip the scales...

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Show of hands please…

Anyone here hesitated to adopt an open resource orknow someone who hesitated to adopt due to the lack of ancillary resources?

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Over 40% of the respondents to a 2016 survey of 2,902 faculty members at 29 higher education institutions….

...ranked supplements as important or very important factors in textbook adoption (Green 2016).

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The lack of ancillary resources for open textbooks negatively impacts faculty perceptions and adoption rates (Jhangiani et al. 2016).

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“Wow it is a real textbook with real resources. There are lots of textbook problems and both a student instructor’s solutions manual? Let me look at that...I might adopt it…”https://openstax.org/details/college-physics

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Trades Common Core ancillary resources in the works●Procedural videos●Tool animations●Bringing all of the

resources together into Open LMS courses

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Procedural videos where should I put them?● Youtube link● Embedded into open

textbook● Standalone files

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Maybe these elements are best located within content pages of an open LMS courses?

This gives us an opportunity to incorporate other universal design elements

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It’s Virtually Done

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Google Cardboard ($12)

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Expanding the classroom: Virtual Reality in Education

Tuesday, June 7 • 1:55pm - 2:40pmhttp://sched.co/6kgK

OER for GIScience (QGIS workshop)

Tuesday, June 7 • 3:00pm - 5:00pmhttp://sched.co/6AM8

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Best Practices

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Open Licensing

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Modularity

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HostingConsumption or collaboration?Can it allow modularity, flexible consumption choices, no limits to access, possibility to contribute to and edit the resources…Should it be institutional (UBC, Camosun, Douglas, etc.) or independent?

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Editable

Can the content be edited with free or open source software?

Benefits of making it easy to edit:better adoption rates

quicker adaptationall around better quality resources

Analysis of 248 edits to English language Wikipedia articles from 04:43 to 04:46 UTC on 18 Feb 2007

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Collaborative

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Best Practices

1.Open licensing2.Modularity3.Hosting4.Editable5.Collaborative

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Opportunities… With the help of BCcampus, you can make ancillary resources that your students will use and that you need to assist with teaching and learning.

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BCcampus Call for OER GrantsAncillary Resources Granthttps://goo.gl/dT9PA2

Open Educational Resource Grants● Adaptation of Open Textbooks or Open

Educational Resources● Creation of Open Educational Resources● Course Redesign using Open Educational

Resourceshttps://goo.gl/h0rgar

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Thank [email protected]

[email protected]@mail.mcgill.ca

This presentation can be accessed at:

https://goo.gl/ckKah6

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ReferencesGreen, K. C. (2016). Going digital: faculty perspectives on digital and OER course materials. In 2016 ICBA Meeting. Orlando: ICBA. Retrieved from http://www.campuscomputing.net/goingdigital2016

Jhangiani, R., R. Pitt, C. Hendricks, J. Key, and C. Lalonde. (2016). Exploring faculty use of open educational resources at British Columbia post-secondary institutions. Victoria: BCcampus. Retrieved from http://viuspace.viu.ca/handle/10613/2705

Image sources are noted in the slide notes.

Back to the Features: questioning the impact of ancillary resources on open textbook adoption by A.G. Green, J.Kirkey and R.Lidstone is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.