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Published on Sep 21, 2021

Open Educational Practices (OEP) for Promotion & Tenure Stakeholders Presentation

This presentation has been created to help campus partners advocate for the inclusion of open educational practices (OEP) in Promotion & Tenure policies.

by Abbey K. Elder and Kristin Whitman
Published onSep 21, 2021
Open Educational Practices (OEP) for Promotion & Tenure Stakeholders Presentation

This presentation has been created to help campus partners advocate for the inclusion of open educational practices (OEP) in Promotion & Tenure policies.

The slideshow includes the following sections:

  1. Why are OER used at our institution?

  2. OER and student success

  3. OER from a faculty perspective

  4. Other aspects of open education work (OEP)

  5. OER & OEP in Promotion & Tenure Guidelines (examples and recommendations)

  6. References

Whenever relevant, we have indicated that you should edit the language used in the slides to incorporate institutionally relevant quotes and data, though most of the content is relevant regardless of your local context.

You can access and make a personal copy of these slides in Google Slides, or you can download a PPT copy, embedded below:

OEP in Promotion and Tenure Advocacy Slideshow.pptx
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