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POLITICS AND PARTIES STATE OER POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS & A GUIDE FOR COLLABORATIVE CONTENT DEVELOPMENT TJ Bliss – Idaho Department of Education DeLaina Tonks – Mountain Heights Academy Tweet Idea: @tbliss & @dtonksMHA are awesome, speaking now about #OER policy & development #opened13

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Two new reports from the International Association for K-12 Online Learning (iNACOL) were released in June 2013. The first report - Open Educational Resources and Collaborative Content Development: A Practical Guide for State and School Leaders - provides educational leaders with a guide describing the benefits of OER, a framework for planning, and strategies for successful collaborative content development across political and building boundaries. The second report - OER State Policy in K-12 Education: Benefits, Strategies, and Recommendations for Open Access, Open Sharing and - helps policymakers promote collaboration and deeper learning with open educational resources (OER). The report demonstrates how policymakers are helping teachers to build resources, share educational materials and personalize instruction by permitting publicly funded learning materials to be shared openly as OER. Among the report's collected policy recommendations, three key principles are apparent for effective sharing of learning materials: -Emphasize that materials created by state, regional, or local entities using public funds will hold an open license for sharing, collaboration, and access for all educators and students. -Allow states with instructional materials lists to include vetted OER. -Allow instructional materials and other funding to support development, maintenance, and infrastructure for OER and technology infrastructure with flexible uses of funding. To download a copy of Open Educational Resources and Collaborative Content Development: A Practical Guide for State and School Leaders please visit http://bit.ly/inacoloerguide To download a copy of OER State Policy in K-12 Education: Benefits, Strategies, and Recommendations for Open Access, Open Sharing, please visit http://bit.ly/inacoloerpolicyguide.

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POLITICS AND PARTIESSTATE OER POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS & A GUIDE FOR COLLABORATIVE CONTENT DEVELOPMENT

TJ Bliss – Idaho Department of Education

DeLaina Tonks – Mountain Heights Academy

Tweet Idea: @tbliss & @dtonksMHA are awesome, speaking now about #OER policy & development #opened13

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TJ Bliss & Susan Patrick TJ Bliss, DeLaina Tonks, & Susan Patrick

Tweet Idea: Must-read @inacol reports on #OER, complete with snazzy blue covers. #opened13

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OER State Policy in K-12 Education Introduction to OER Benefits of OER State Model Policies

Creation Adoption Access

Barriers and Opportunities to OER Policy OER Policy Recommendations

Tweet Idea: @tjbliss is providing compelling outline of #OER policy report. #opened13

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Tweet Idea: @tjbliss just REUSED to explain benefits of #OER. CC-BY @dtonksMHA #opened13

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OER Policy Strategies

Creation Adoption

AccessTweet Idea: @tjbliss is using simple #categories & clever PPT #animations to help untangle the web of

#OER policy models. #opened13

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Washington

Tweet Idea: @tjbliss is talking about WA #OER policy. #Pictionary & #Cranium were invented WA. #opened13

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Virginia

Tweet Idea: @tjbliss is talking about VA #OER policy. VA motto? “Thus Always to Tyrants.” #opened13

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Utah

Tweet Idea: @tjbliss is talking about UT #OER policy. UT has 5 national parks & lots of #frysauce. #opened13

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OER Policy Strategies

Creation Adoption

AccessTweet Idea: @tjbliss is reusing his own slide! #OERinPractice #opened13

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Texas

Tweet Idea: @tjbliss is talking about TX #OER policy. TX is birthplace of jalapeno pepper jelly. #opened13

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OER Policy Strategies

Creation Adoption

AccessTweet Idea: @tjbliss is reusing his own slide, again! #OERinPractice #masterful #opened13

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Maine

Tweet Idea: @tjbliss is talking about ME #OER policy. ME is the only monosyllabic state. #opened13

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Other State OER Initiatives

Tweet Idea: @tjbliss is talking about other state #OER policies: MN, CA, FL, MD, OR, NY. #eureka! #opened13

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Barriers to OER Policy

Tweet Idea: @tjbliss is still talking. #opened13

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Opportunities for OER Policy

Tweet Idea: Audience is wondering when @dtonksMHA will get to talk. #opened13

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OER Policy Recommendations Allow for open licensing of resources created using

public funds (moral imperative) Standardize licensing (use Creative Commons) Make sure OER are allowed and included on

approved curriculum lists Increase flexibility in instructional materials

budgets Establish OER quality evaluation processes Include OER in PD programs and policy Support OER specialist positions Fund digital devices

Tweet Idea: @tjbliss finally gets to the point: 8 key recommendations for #OER policy. #opened13

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Policy P’s and Q’s

Policies should solve problems, not create them

Good copyright hygiene Policy transfer

RTTT Utah Mountain Heights Academy (OHSU)

Tweet Idea: @tjbliss “Policies should solve problems, not create them.” Tweet idea reiterates point for emphasis. #opened13

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How do these policy recommendations translate to your context?

Tweet Idea: @tjbliss asks audience to apply talk to own situation. #groan #BloomsLevel3 #opened13

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Guide to Collaborative OER Development

Introduction to OER Benefits of OER Approaching OER Policy Build or Buy? Best Practices for Collaboration

Steps for Starting a Collaboration Best Practices Checklist Collaboration Assessment Indicator Sample MOU

Tweet Idea: @dtonksMHA finally gets chance to talk; presents engaging outline of collab guide #opened13

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Tweet Idea: Another stunning openly licensed figure by @dtonksMHA #opened13

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Success depends on a lot of advance preparation and consideration.

Ready, set, go!

CC_BY Phil KalinaCC-BY John Lester

You want to be this guy >

Not this guy >

Tweet Idea: @dtonksMHA “He who fails to prepare, prepares to fail.” #SomeoneOnceSaid #opened13

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Think outside the box and consider a variety of partnerships.

Potential Partnerships

CC_BY Phil KalinaCC-BY John Lester

You want to be this guy >

Not this guy > AP File

Tweet Idea: @dtonksMHA Hippos and tortoises are actually genetically incompatible. #biology #opened13

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Ensuring you and partner organizations are on the same page is priceless!

Shared Vision and Values

CC_BY Phil KalinaCC-BY John Lester

You want to be this guy >

Not this guy > AP FileCC-BY Nanette Saylor

VISION BOARD

Tweet Idea: @dtonksMHA is wielding stunning attribution skills. @tjbliss, not so much. #opened13

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Adjusting expectations appropriately is critical to solid collaboration.

Expectations

CC_BY Phil KalinaCC-BY John Lester

You want to be this guy >

Not this guy > AP FileCC-BY Nanette Saylor

VISION BOARD

CC-BY Roland Tangloa

Tweet Idea: Post-It Notes were first trialed in Boise, ID in 1978. @tjbliss lives in #Boise. #opened13

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Best Practices Checklist

Identify need Identify players Identify plan Manage Project Identify results Identify elements of quality content Recruit roles Select governance model Identify assets Agree on content license Identify content creation tasks

Tweet Idea: @dtonksMHA cleans up with nifty list of best practices for collaborative development. #opened13

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Questions?

Tweet Idea: @dtonksMHA @tjbliss are using a really provocative graphic for their Q/A slide. #opened13

Image is in the public domain