Open Educational Resources (OERs) and Learning Objects can be leveraged by libraries to enhance their own instructional efforts as well as build their learning collections to strengthen their faculty educational resources.

1. How Learning Objects &
OERs Position the Library to
Enhance Student Success
John D. Shank @IDLibrarian
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2. Environment

3. Overabundance Scarcity
“A library outranks any other
one thing a community can
do to benefit its people. It is
a never failing spring in the
desert.”
- Andrew Carnegie
Libraries are now a lush
tranquil island in a vast
stormy ocean.

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From Teaching

5. To Learning

6. Challenges

7. “
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David Wiley
Reuse, Revise, Remix, Redistribute

8. Vast & Stormy

9. Opportunities

10. Our Instruction
Our Collection
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11. Create Peak Learning Experiences

16. A Library Example...
http://primodb.org/
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17. As the Spectrum Broadens
Our Collections Should TOO!

18. Partnerships

19. Librarians Instructional
Designers
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Faculty
Media
Specialists
Instructional
Technologists
IT

20. Questions?
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