Webinar: Engaging Students with Open Educational Resources (OER) in Your Course

Title: Engaging Students with Open Educational Resources (OER) in Your Course
Date: 29 April 2020, Wednesday
Time: 12:30 - 14:00
Venue: Online
Facilitators: Dr Eric Tsui, David Watson (EDC)

Join this Webinar to learn about Open Educational Resources (OERs) and how to use them to engage your students, and to create a co-learning environment for continuous improvement.

1. Go to the link https://polyu.hk/EFzBv

2. Log in using your PolyU NetID.

3. Just before the start time, click on "Engaging Students with Open Educational Resources (OER) in Your Course" and then click Join session.

If you wish to ask questions, type them into the chat box during the session. Please note that Collaborate Ultra works best with Chrome, Firefox or Safari.

If you're new to Blackboard Collaborate Ultra, this link might be useful: https://help.blackboard.com/Collaborate/Ultra/Participant/Get_Started

For a more detailed guide to the platform, please read http://tiny.cc/0rhjgz

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