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PDF of slides from Fall Community College Consortium for OER Welcome back to the Open Courseware Consortium on Sept 22, 2011. Speakers: James Glapa-Grossklag, Angela Secrest, Tom Caswell, Andrea Henne, and Kate Hess.

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Public Screen

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Elluminate Window Overview

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Welcome

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Agenda

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CCCOER Advisory Board

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CCCOER Updates

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Goals of Hewlett Foundation Grant

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Benefits of OCWC membership

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Spotlight on New Members

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Online Faculty Training and Certification Program 300 Faculty - 10 Self-Paced Online Modules
Required Training includes OER Module 6: Adding Content to your Course Faculty Research OER
and Share Discipline-Specific OER

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Copyright and Intellectual Property

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Building Blocks For Change

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Support

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Policy

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HCC Policies & Procedures Support OER

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Copyright

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Continued:

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Printing

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Copyright and Intellectual Property Committee

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Intellectual Property

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Elements of HCC IP Policy

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Intellectual Property

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Copyright and Intellectual Property Committee

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Is it working?

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Thanks!

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Open Course Library Update (Plus a few other goodies)

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Questions Comments?

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