We want to have a candid conversation about which approaches to open scholarship prioritize the best interests of the academic community — and which do not. We want to choose community over commercialization. Each day, librarians, faculty and students will lead conversations around Open Access to education. This is a Zoom event from noon to 12:50 p.m. Oct. 23 to 27. See the schedule below.
Zoom link for all sessions. Meeting code: 84804485592
Monday, Oct. 23 — Open Access at Fresno State
David Drexler, scholarly communication librarian
Learn about the status of Open Access at Fresno State
- Why make your work available Open Access? How can you go about it?
- How many Fresno State authors publish Open Access papers?
- What support does Fresno State provide for Open Access?
Tuesday, Oct. 24 — Faculty Showcase Panel
Jesse Scaccia (CAH), Patrick Durkee (CSM), and Miguel Perez (CHHS)
Join faculty who have converted their courses to a Zero Cost Course Materials course and find out how they did, where they found resources, and how they designed their course. Let's have a candid conversation to find out how it is working for them.
Wednesday, Oct. 25 - Accessibility for All
Jennie Johnson (Director of Services for Students with Disabilities and interim director of TRIO); Stephanie Foster-Reynoso (SSD); Kimberly Coy (KSOEHD); Ashley Abrahamson (Office of IDEAS)
Open Access offers the potential for everyone to access academic resources freely. But for this to be truly impactful, those resources need to also be accessible. Join us to explore the crucial relationship between Open Access and accessibility in academic settings. We'll discuss both the opportunities and challenges, ensuring that as we push for more open resources, we don't inadvertently leave anyone behind.
Thursday, Oct. 26 — Faculty Showcase Panel
Negin Tahvildary (CAH), Cinthia Quesada (COSS), Brett Herren (CSM)
Join faculty who have converted their courses to a Zero Cost Course Materials course and find out how they did, where they found resources, and how they designed their course. Let's have a candid conversation to find out how it is working for them.
Friday, Oct. 27 — Student Panel
With students, this panel will explore the influence of Zero Cost Course Materials on students' academic journeys and learning experiences, including benefits, challenges and overall effectiveness.
This event is sponsored by the Office of IDEAS and the library. All faculty attendees will earn one entry for each day attended for a raffle of a Starbucks gift card! For more information, contact ideas@mail.fresnostate.edu.
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