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You are invited!

Human Specialization in Design & Technology: The Current Wave for Learning, Culture, Industry 

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YOU ARE INVITED!
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Everyone is invited to attend a professional learning webinar from AECT Culture, Learning and Technology (CLT) with author and Associate Professor, Dr. Patricia A. Young, Associate Professor, University of Maryland - Baltimore

Friday March 26 at 1230 pm MT (US) 
Human Specialization in Design & Technology:
The Current Wave for Learning, Culture, Industry and Beyond with Dr. Patricia A. Young

Zoom Link https://boisestate.zoom.us/j/4117407404
Meeting ID: 411 740 7404
We are living in an age that without the human ingenuity to innovate we will cease to exist. Human Specialization exemplifies the natural, but inevitable, evolution to innovate specifically for human needs and conditions. This cultural phenomenon is being enacted across business, manufacturing, science, technology and education industries through trends such as standardization, customization, personalization and specialization. This presentation examines some key findings from the entitled book and implications for the future of design and instructional designers.
​There will be plenty of time for Q and A.
This session will be recorded.







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​Open Educational Resources (OER)
Virtual Event
​Friday January 15, 2021

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Registration
 is free and open to the public. All times are MT (US) with time zone offset UTC-07.
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​8:45 am - 9:00 am       Opening Remarks: Andy Dorsey, President, Front Range Community College
                                        Keynote Introductions: Jean Runyon, Vice President, Larimer Campus
Opening Keynote
​ 9:00 am - 10:00 am  Opening Keynote: The Why of Open Educational Resources (OER)
                                      Presenters: Una Daly, CCCOER & James Glapa-Grosskla, Dean, College of Canyons (CA)
                                      Adopting Open Education Resources is a proven way to reduce cost barriers for students. But what else 
                                      can we achieve by 'going OER'? In this session, you'll hear why and how institutions are using OER and 
                                      sustaining their programs. More importantly, you'll learn how OER can help to reduce equity gaps, support
​                                      culturally responsive teaching, and release the power of our students.
Breakout Sessions (Round 1)
10:10 am - 11:00 am  Equity-minded course design with OER
​                                       Presenter: Una Daly, Community College Consortium for OER (CCCOER)
                                       OER empowers faculty to transform their teaching to be more inclusive and accessible particularly for 
                                       traditionally underrepresented students. With the Universal Design for Learning principles as a framework,
                                       you will have the opportunity to explore different ways to engage students in their learning. Examples of 
                                       OER-enable teaching including co-curation and co-development of instructional materials with students
                                       will be shared. ​
10:10 am - 11:00 am  Finding Open Images
​                                       Presenters: Drew Bagby & Molly Thompson 
                                       Have you ever found the perfect image for your presentation but wondered if you were violating copyright 
                                       by using it? Or, have you found a stunning image but hit a paywall when you tried to download it? Getting 
                                       the right image is important. Drew and Molly will take you on a tour of their favorite sites where you can 
                                       find high-resolution images that you can freely use with your OER
Breakout Sessions (Round 2)
11:10 - 12:00 pm         ​OER as Avenue Towards Project-Based Assessment
                                       Presenter: Ken Monks
11:10 - 12:00 pm         Introduction to Open Licensing for OER
                                       Presenter: James Glapa-Grossklag, Dean, College of the Canyons (CA)
                                       A key element of Open Educational Resources is using a license that permits content to be freely used, 
                                       re-mixed, and shared. In this session, you will learn the basics of open licensing. What types of open 
                                       licenses exist? What are the consequences of using different licenses? How do you search for content 
                                       with an open license?
11:10 - 12:00 pm        A Creative and Poetic Approach to Creative Commons License Education
​                                      Presenter: Nicolas Pares
                                      Learn how to use creative commons licensing, how to choose a hosting platform, and how to remix open                                            resources. We will explore open resource repositories, examine different creative commons licenses, remix 
                                      poems into our own group's creative work, and walk through considerations for hosting your creative work.
11:10 - 12:00 pm        OER and Culturally Relevant Pedagogy
                                      Presenter: Kae Novak
                                      Culturally relevant pedagogy is often added as an afterthought instead of being core material for courses. 
                                      The current interest in OER represents an opportunity for educators to include OER content that supports 
                                      culturally relevant pedagogy. This discussion and short design activity session will focus on starting to add 
                                      OER components that have cultural relevance to your students into your course.
Poster Session
12:00 - 1:00 pm          Poster Session: Gather.Town
                                      Logout of Zoom, and come meet up with your colleagues in Gather.Town
                                      Walk around (virtually) and talk to colleagues who are implementing OER into their curriculum.
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​PAST EVENTS

If you are interested, a small group of educators is joining in the Running of the Trolls #TrollRun2020 
in World of Warcraft for Pride Month and raise funds for the Trevor Project. Here's more info on it.
bit.ly/runningoftrolls20 and https://imgur.com/a/lhOF3qP 
Video is a sped up version of what happens. 
https://youtu.be/6tlQoQrp4LE
May 7, 2020 noon MT
eLCC Meeting and Conference Debrief 
Zoom https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81840922189

Agenda for May Meeting

May 6, 2020 8 pm MT
Fantasy Faire Tour

If you are interested Wednesday May 6 at 8 pm US MT, we'll be doing a tour through Fantasy Faire, which is 18 locations in a virtual world which is used for storytelling, role-playing and socializing. The Fantasy Faire builds are high fantasy in a primarily medieval European setting within the Anglosphere. We will be livestreaming through Zoom or you can meet us in Second Life. Email novak.kae@gmail for links.

Immersive Experience/Tours for the Virtual Worlds Best Practices in Education
Monday April 6, 2020 at 6 pm MT
Embrace the Suck: Classic World of Warcraft

To access Discord, participants will need to go to https://discordapp.com/ and have the choice to either access the discord through their browser or download to their desktop. This event will use the Discord channel at https://discord.gg/a6f6Jvt

Monday Writing Sprints at 6 pm MT
Monday March 30, 2020
AECT Virtual Writing and Reviewing Sprints
Zoom link 
http://bit.ly/aectmonday

Virtual Worlds Best Practices in Education (VWBPE)
eLCC members are presenting and have created exhibitions at this free online conference.
March 26 - 28, 2020 in Second Life

Here's the program. You can also watch the livestream over YouTube if you aren't going into the virtual world.
Follow it on social media over #vwbpe20








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