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Implementing OER in the Classroom

Teaching With Your OER

This chapter is geared toward those institutions that do not have the LTI plug-in of Pressbooks that enable Pressbooks Results. For the OERFSJ project, this would include Santa Clara University and the University of San Francisco.

Your OER is created, reviewed, improved, and ready for your students to use. What’s the best way to use it in your Learning Management System? How do you introduce it to your students? This workshop covered:

  • Ways to incorporate your Pressbook chapters into your OER in Canvas LMS
    • How to link out to your Pressbook chapters
    • How to bring in your Pressbook chapters to your Canvas course
  • Tips/best practices
    • Introducing your OER to your students
    • Getting feedback on your OER from your students
    • Maintaining your OER semester over semester

Below, you may view the entire workshop, a shortened version to share with faculty who just need to know how to implement the OER in their course, and links to all content shared during the workshop.

Entire Workshop (25:45)

How to Implement the OER into my course (10:18)

This is shortened version of how to bring an OER into your course, which can be used by other instructors who wish to use your OER.

Shared Links

Publishing Guide – Other things to consider before you share your OER with students.

8.8 Introducing Your OER – Open Voices, Just Choices: OER for Social Justice Faculty Handbook – Guidance for writing an introduction to your OER in your front matter

“Where’s My Textbook? page text – A template with text for you to use in your own course 

Google Form to gather student feedback 

Free Broken Link Checking Tool – Dead Link Checker  to aid in OER maintenance of finding broken links

Video for Importing a SCORM file into your Canvas Course 

License

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Open Voices, Just Choices: OER for Social Justice Faculty Handbook Copyright © 2025 by Karna Younger and Theresa Huff is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.