Are you using an OER in your course? Let us know by clicking the button above and filling out the short form.
Adopting an OER refers to finding an open resource that meets your course learning objectives and using the resource as-is. This may be an interactive, open media, or an open textbook.
The first step is to fill out our intake form. This will provide you with a list of OER targeted to your course or program to review and book an appointment with our OER Consultant.
Now, you are ready to report your adoption and use it in your class. Review the information and videos below for more information on successfully integrating your chosen OER into your course.
There are several ways to use OER in your course. Review the examples below to see how H5P interactives and Pressbooks can easily be integrated into your course shell. Embedding directly into your course shell results in more engaging content and ease of access for your students.
Professor Kim Carter, School of Business, demonstrates the various ways she has integrated her open textbook Building a Medical Terminology Foundation into her eConestoga course shell.
Attribution:
How to Hyperlink a Pressbook OER into the LMS by Kim Carter. Licensed for reuse under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license.
Professor Kim Carter, School of Business, demonstrates how to integrate an H5P activity into her eConestoga course shell. Embedding directly into eConestoga makes the activity easy to locate and interact with. Please note that H5P activities do not connect with eConestoga grading systems. They are intended for self-directed formative feedback.
Attribution:
How to Embed an H5P Activity in the Course Shell by Kim Carter. Licensed for reuse under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International license.