Very brief (15 minute) presentation about Creating OERs in the institutional context. Presented at the Apple University Executive Forum, April, 2011.

1. Creating OER
David Wiley, PhD
Instructional Psychology and Technology / CITES
Brigham Young University

2. Educational Resources
Let’s start with what we already know

3. Established Research
From instructional design and learning sciences

4. Design Effective Materials
Outcome-Assessment-Content alignment
Spacing effect and practice scheduling
Split-attention effect in multimedia
(Etc.)

5. On-Campus Expertise
Center for Teaching and Learning
Distance Learning Unit
Faculty

6. How Are OER Different?

7. Permissions
Reuse
Revise
Remix
Redistribute

8. The most widely adopted method for granting
4Rs permissions

9. However...
Only the copyright holder can apply a CC license

10. Who Owns the Rights?
To work produced by faculty, CTL, and DL

11. Who Owns the Rights?
To work “borrowed” by faculty, CTL, and DL

12. Creating OER
Typically involves “copyright clearance”

13. So to Create OER...
Create effective ER
Copyright clearance process
Apply a CC license

14. A Few Models...

15. “Classroom Exhaust”
Post-processing by staff ($15k / course)
Enlightened faculty (reduced post-processing, $5k)
Student processing for credit (they pay you)

16. CTL and Distance Learning
Post-processing by staff (expensive)
Plan to share (“Do it right the first time”)
Aggregate Before you Create (ABC)

17. What Does It Cost?
You’re already paying for most of it

18. Real Costs
Create effective ER
Copyright clearance process
Apply a CC license

19. Real Costs
Create effective ER
Copyright clearance process
Apply a CC license

20. Research on Costs
Johansen, J. & Wiley, D. (in press). A Sustainable
Model for OpenCourseWare Development.
Educational Technology Research and Development.
http://hdl.lib.byu.edu/1877/2353

21. Results on Cost
In an enlightened process DL model,
additional cost was less than $250 per course

22. Results on Cost
Extra revenue from paid DL registrations
was more than $250 per course

23. http://davidwiley.org/