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Moon, Ryan W.

Scapin, Rafael

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Creating Open Educational Resources with Open Source SoftwareThursday, April 27th, 2017Rafael Scapin, Dawson CollegeRyan W. Moon, ProfwebDescriptionThis presentation will highlight some tried and true open source tools that you may know and some that you may not. These tools can be used to design and develop modules of learning which can be shared with the world as Open Educational Resources licenced under Creative Commons. A presentation with a quick demo followed by a discussion will allow us to exchange ideas and share best practices.Some Definitions - Free and Open Source Software“Free software is software that gives you the user the freedom to share, study and modify it. We call this free software because the user is free.”Free Software Foundation   https://www.fsf.org/about/what-is-free-softwareWhy Free and Open Source Software?● Principle● Financial○ Educational Establishment○ Student● Liberty● Reducing fear● Conseil de Trésor - new rulesFree and Open Source Technology in Presentation○ Linux Mint (Operating System) - www.linuxmint.com○ LibreOffice: Impress (Storyboarding) - www.libreoffice.org○ Krita (Drawing program) - www.krita.org ○ RecordMyDesktop (Record screencasts) - see Linux Mint apps○ GIMP (Image editing) - www.gimp.org ○ OpenShot - Video Editor - www.openshot.org ○ Moodle (LMS) - www.moodle.org ○ OpenEdX - open.edx.org Other Technology Used in Presentation● Cloud-based tools:○ Google Slides for Collab (alt: LibreOffice Cloud)○ YouTube● Hardware○ Wacom Intuos Draw Tablet (compatibility)○ Headset/microphone (audio quality)Some Definitions - Open Educational Resources (OERs)“Open Educational Resources are teaching, learning or research materials that are in the public domain or released with an intellectual property license that allows for free use, adaptation, and distribution.” -UNESCOhttp://www.unesco.org/new/en/communication-and-information/access-to-knowledge/open-educational-resources/Some Definitions - Creative Commonshttps://creativecommons.org/licenses/A Creative Commons (CC) license is one of several public copyright licenses that enable the free distribution of an otherwise copyrighted work. A CC license is used when an author wants to give people the right to share, use, and build upon a work that he has created.Some Definitions - Creative CommonsBY = AttributionNC= Non CommercialND = No DerivativesSome Definitions - Creative CommonsSome Definitions - Creative CommonsSearching for Creative Commons https://search.creativecommons.org/Workflow:Creating a Tutorial in the Style of Khan AcademyExample Khan Academy Video**Khan Academy resources are  not published with a Creative Commons licenceWorkflow1. Storyboarding with LibreOffice Impress2. Recording the tutorial with Krita and RecordMyDesktop3. Create a title screen with the GIMP4. Edit the video with OpenShot/Handbrake5. Upload to YouTube and set options (oercontribs)6. Embed into MoodleWorkflow1. Storyboarding with LibreOffice Impress2. Recording the tutorial with Krita and RecordMyDesktop3. Create a title screen with the GIMP4. Edit the video with OpenShot/Handbrake5. Upload to YouTube and set options6. Embed into MoodleUN FAO E-learning Guide   Version françaiseWorkflow1. Storyboarding with LibreOffice Impress2. Recording the tutorial with Krita and RecordMyDesktop3. Create a title screen with the GIMP4. Edit the video with OpenShot/Handbrake5. Upload to YouTube and set options6. Embed into MoodleWorkflow1. Storyboarding with LibreOffice Impress2. Recording the tutorial with Krita and RecordMyDesktop3. Create a title screen with the GIMP4. Edit the video with OpenShot/Handbrake5. Upload to YouTube and set options6. Embed into MoodleWorkflow1. Storyboarding with LibreOffice Impress2. Recording the tutorial with Krita and RecordMyDesktop3. Create a title screen with the GIMP4. Edit the video with OpenShot/Handbrake5. Upload to YouTube and set options6. Embed into MoodleWorkflow1. Storyboarding with LibreOffice Impress2. Recording the tutorial with Krita and RecordMyDesktop3. Create a title screen with the GIMP4. Edit the video with OpenShot/Handbrake5. Upload to YouTube and set options6. Embed into MoodleWorkflow1. Storyboarding with LibreOffice Impress2. Recording the tutorial with Krita and RecordMyDesktop3. Create a title screen with the GIMP4. Edit the video with OpenShot/Handbrake5. Upload to YouTube and set options6. Embed into MoodleWorkflow - Open edXhttps://open.edx.org/installation-optionsOpen edX is a free and open source course management system (CMS) that was originally developed by edX. The Open edX platform is used all over the world to host Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) as well as smaller classes and training modules.http://openedx.dawsoncollege.qc.caDiscussion● What potential applications for this approach do you see at your college, and how might you inspire teachers to give these technologies a try?Discussion● Are there any initiatives at your college to share learning objects or implement blended learning?Questions?Thank you!

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