91st chat, Tuesday October 3 2017: open educational resources (OER) 
6pm Pacific / 7pm Mountain / 8pm Central / 9pm Eastern

moderated by @zoh_zoh @aliversluis @eriksation @SarahEHare
Storify (pdf, html) by @violetbfox

Suggested resources:

• New Directions in Open Education by Mike Caulfield (October 2016)
• A Critical Take on OER Practices by Sarah Crissinger, In the Library with the Leadpipe (October 2015)

Discussion questions:

• Q1. What critical questions and ideas are missing from current conversations about OER? #critlib
• Q2. How does privilege intersect with making and using OER? #critlib
• Q3. Are there any commonalities between critical information literacy and open pedagogy? #critlib
• Q4. How is it harmful to frame OER as a simple solution to complex issues (educational, economic, etc.)? Have you seen this framing? #critlib
• Q5. How does OER labor get rewarded (or not)? How does this differ across groups (librarians, instructional technologists, faculty)? #critlib