Faculty Perspectives on Open Educational Resources and Open Access
A presentation given by Gideon O. Burton at the Association of Research Libraries Leadership Fellows Institute at Brigham Young University on November 11, 2009
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faculty perspectives open educational resources access gideon o. burton faculty focus teaching service scholarship Sciences Social Sciences Humanities part-time tenured digitally challenged research-oriented teaching-oriented junior faculty administrators cross-disciplinary collaborative resource-rich independent scholar state institution private university invested in traditional formats media friendly editor SKEWED BY DISCIPLINE miami university - ohio Centers & Professional Schools open open access open data open science open content open information open source open educational resources culture open educational resources open access uh, websites? awkward e-textbooks? full-text journals coming online? highly limited understanding Open Access publishing Open Access depositing scholarship managing rights my first priority is simply publishing in high-impact & high reputation journals I get everything I want by getting my article accepted. I don't want to tinker with the system; I want to succeed in it. journals and libraries take care of publications post-publication. My only duty is to get published well. scholarship gains value through use it's good to reach new, diverse audiences knowledge is a public good science & society profit when info freely circulates Scholarship should be classroom- friendly dominant institutional values PEERS the public SCHOLARSHIP teaching & learning REVIEW transparent, continuous review KNOWLEDGE HAS AUTHORITY VIA RESTRICTION JOURNALS any other communication through use scholars should be public intellectuals publicly-funded research should be free to the public Open Knowledge Values blind | single-instance | controlled NOT NOT NOT NOT NOT PROTECT INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY license to the commons ARTICLES & BOOKS knowledge tools data teaching media software simulations visualizations remixed media NOT Open Educational Resources SKEWED BY FACULTY ROLE & STATUS finding/using resources for teaching & learning using / creating OpenCourseware archiving / licensing teaching materials libraries can change faculty focus student activisim OER over OA openness gets traction better through AIDING TEACHING than through CHANGING PUBLISHING open access education rights management info institutional repository development cultivate faculty NOT You are welcome to use/remix this presentation. For links to narrated/original formats visit http://www.AcademicEvolution.com Ph.d Brigham Young University Association of Research Libraries Leadership Fellows Institute Brigham Young University, November 11, 2009
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