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Date
3-7-2022
Abstract
Open Oregon Educational Resources’ Director, Amy Hofer, talks about Oregon's legislation around Open Education and how these laws affect teaching and learning at Portland State University (PSU). Karen Bjork, PSU librarian, and Jaime Wood-Riley, OAI staff, talk specifically about PSU's textbook affordability plan, how faculty can label their course materials as low- or no-cost, and what these designations mean for students.
Biographical Information
Amy Hofer: Amy is the Statewide Open Education Program Director for Open Oregon Educational Resources.
Karen Bjork: Karen is the Head of Digital Initiatives and Cataloging & eAccess at PSU Library. Karen is the Chair of PSU's Textbook Materials Affordability Subgroup.
Jaime Wood: Jaime is the Program Manager for Educational Initiatives in the Office of Academic Innovation at PSU. Jaime is a member of the Textbook Materials Affordability subgroup.
Subjects
Open Educational Resources
Disciplines
Scholarly Publishing
Persistent Identifier
https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/37130
Recommended Citation
Hofer, Amy; Bjork, Karen; and Wood, Jaime R., "Open Legislation in Oregon" (2022). Open Education Week 2022. 1.
https://archives.pdx.edu/ds/psu/37130