Explore Open Educational Resources for Your Course Online
- When
- Monday, October 19, 12 PM to 12:45 PM
- Where
- UVA Library, Charlottesville
- Price
- Not listed. Check with the venue.
Bring your syllabus - leave with a clear next step. This hands-on workshop helps faculty assess whether open or low-cost materials could work for their course. We'll work directly with what you're currently using: you'll search for potential OER or low-cost replacements, evaluate them against your course needs, and get a read on what's actually available for your discipline. Not every course has a ready-made open alternative. If nothing fits, we'll talk about other options: adapting/remixing existing open materials, adopting part of an open text alongside your current one, finding library-licensed low-cost alternatives, or even starting a small creation project. What to bring: your current syllabus or course outline, and/or, if possible, your current textbook's table of contents. What you'll leave with: either a short list of viable alternatives or a clear picture of your options if none exist yet, plus an optional follow-up consultation with a librarian. Funding is still currently available through the Library's microgrant program. Capped at 5 participants.
Last updated Sunday at 7:07 PM. Details can change; the venue’s page is the authority.




