This page will inform you of future workshops as well as provide you with recordings (when available) and materials shared during previous CCC Library workshops.
If you see a workshop labeled PAST that you are interested in, or have another idea for a workshop, please let us know: reference@clackamas.edu.
Open Ed Week is March 1-5th!
Please find the slide deck here
Textbook Affordability Workshop, new date TBD
In this workshop, CCC librarian Kerry Leek will talk through Textbook Affordability options, basic definitions, OER and Creative Commons copyright licensing. We will also talk through what support is available to you at CCC and statewide to make a shift in your class materials. There will be time to ask questions, explore options, and develop a plan of action.
What is Open Ed week? It is a week to celebrate, educate, learn, and explore all things to do with Open Education. Open Educational Resources (OER) and Open Educational Pedagogy (OEP) use open licensed materials rather than traditionally copyrighted materials. This saves money for students, but it also gives instructors control over their teaching tools. Whether you are new to Open Ed, or have been involved with it for a while, this week is a great way to learn more.
Open Oregon has an excellent calendar of Oregon- specific webinars, student panels, and other amazing events from our peers around Oregon. But this is a global week of celebration, so check out the offerings of workshops, lectures, panels, webinars, and events from around the world on the Open Ed Week events page.
Last offered February 2021, this workshop explored ArtStor which holds millions of high resolution images for use in teaching and learning provided by museums, archives, and artists.
This workshop will cover:
This will be a live Zoom session, with a recording available later. Register using the link below to get the Zoom meeting information.
Last offered February 2021, this workshop dove into NewsBank, a database which offers newspaper content from around the world, including The Oregonian and Clackamas Review.
This workshop covered:
You can access a recording of the workshop and the relevant slides below.
Last offered Winter 2016. As a result of attending this session, CCC Faculty will be able to:
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