Deliverables and Outcomes for Grant Recipients

Course map including SLOs, course modules, and URLs for all ZTC and OER adopted course materials
Publication of authored OER(s) with an open (Creative Commons) license in an open, editable format (e.g., Pressbooks, LibreTexts).
Storage of the OER in an open repository (e.g., OER Commons or LiveBinder).
Created and remixed OER will follow the guidelines in the BC Open Textbook Accessibility Toolkit. If published on LibreTexts or Pressbooks, then the built-in accessibility checks will be utilized.
Participation at ZTC and/or OER workshops or seminars during the project.
Sharing of experiences with the Cañada College teaching and learning community.

Participation Requirements

If selected, awardees will commit to the following:

Meet with the ZTC/OER Coordinator (Sarah Harmon) and the OER Librarian (Diana Tedone-Goldstone) at the beginning, middle, and end of the project. These meetings ensure finalization of the project plans, sharing of best practices, and addressing of barriers to student success.
Complete required training and additional training as necessary via the ZTC Adopter Program Canvas shell.
Awardees under Category 2 and Category 3: Revision or Remix of Existing OER Material and/or Creating New Supplement Material and Creation and Development of a New OER Material(s) will keep time logs recording date, time, and activity for work related to the award.
Teach the course using ZTC and/or OER in all assigned sections.

The College will provide the awardees with the needed support to help develop and implement their projects through activities such as but not limited to:

ZTC/OER discovery and curation
Kickoff meeting – Review of awardee requirements, awardee support services, program timeline, and next steps.
Face-to-face workshop(s) and training, including the require meetings with the ZTC/OER Coordinator
Working with other support faculty and staff as the materials are implemented into the course. This includes our Librarians, Instructional Technologist, and other district support staff as necessary.
All work produced will be shared under an open Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license and will be made accessible to the public through Cañada College OER Commons Hub, LibreTexts campus bookshelf, or other instance that is connected with Cañada College or SMCCCD.