Book Title: OER Learning Architect

Subtitle: This Pressbook has been designed to support educators in advancing their instructional design skills with Open Educational Resources (OER). It is organized into five key activities: Recognizing, Accepting, Adapting, Exploring, and Advancing. Each section includes specific objectives, reflective exercises, and practical applications focused on enhancing accessibility, inclusivity, and collaboration through OER. To pursue the OER Learning Architect badge, you must first successfully complete the OER Advocate badge.

Author: Christine Crefton

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This Pressbook has been designed to support educators in advancing their instructional design skills with Open Educational Resources (OER). It is organized into five key activities: Recognizing, Accepting, Adapting, Exploring, and Advancing. Each section includes specific objectives, reflective exercises, and practical applications focused on enhancing accessibility, inclusivity, and collaboration through OER.

To pursue the OER Learning Architect badge, you must first successfully complete the OER Advocate badge. You can refer to the OER Advocate Pressbook for more information. Once the prerequisite badge is attained, you may begin working through these activities. Please refer to the rubric for detailed guidance, or contact Christine Crefton for further assistance.

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Christine Crefton

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OER Learning Architect Copyright © by Christine Crefton is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.

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The Arts

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Title
OER Learning Architect
Author
Christine Crefton
License

Icon for the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

OER Learning Architect Copyright © by Christine Crefton is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.

Primary Subject
The Arts