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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.

SP22 OER Workshop Recording - Finding Free Course Materials: Textbook Affordability VS OER

• In this workshop, librarian Justine reviews the difference between Open Educational Resources (OER) and other free resources that fall under the umbrella of Textbook Affordability. You’ll learn a variety of ways to implement free course materials, determine which of those best suits your needs, and discover where free course materials can be found.
• Visit the SP22 OER Workshop Google Drive to view the slide deck and list of links mentioned in the workshop recording.

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:

• Creating an account and troubleshooting access issues.
• Search and filter options.
• Citing and rights information.
• Saving, sharing, and using ArtStor images.

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:

• Accessing the database.
• Search options in Newsbank.
• Collections within Newsbank.
• Deciphering and filtering search results and records.
• Tools for diving deeper into Newsbank.

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:

1. Describe the purpose of US Copyright law
2. Understand how to secure copyright permission using the Copyright Clearance Center (CCC) option at Clackamas Community College (CCC)
3. Understand principles and factors of fair use
4. Apply fair use principles to common scenarios encountered in higher education