Method, practice, and inspirational comfort from Umeå University Library

This webinar will explore the possibilities and pedagogical approaches when creating Open Educational Resources (OERs) in higher education.

Anna-Karin, Therese, and Johanna will introduce a method that you can use or find inspiration in when creating OERs and they will present the process from start to feedback from course participants – in short, this is an invitation to follow their journey with creating OERs.

And yes – you will have to kill some darlings in the process of making an OER that enhances learning.

The focus of the webinar is on providing inspiration as well as on practical tips on how to get started when building your own OERs and the goal is that you will find the confidence to start creating OERs at your own university or institution.

The webinar is free of charge. 

Anna-Karin Åsander is an educational librarian at Umeå University Library. She has been educating teachers and colleagues for over 20 years about using film and digital tools to enhance their teaching in a pedagogical way. Also teaching students for over 10 years about information search, referencing and copyright. She absolutely loves horror films and red foxes – but not in combination 😊

Therese Nilsson is a librarian in the scholarly communication team at Umeå University Library. She also works at the Arts Campus Library. She is a passionate songwriter and proud copyright holder.

Johanna Österåker is working as a librarian at Umeå University Library. She has a keen interest in research support and in most things related to open science. She hates horror films and red foxes – also in combination.

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