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I have been active in the development of OE in our university for about a year now. We have started a Community of Learning at our university and am motivated to expand the participation of OE with my colleagues, but I am torn.
As much as I am on board with the concept and more than willing to share my expertise in an OER, I am struggling with balancing this work with my teaching. I think we cannot overlook the importance of support for faculty to develop into the role. I think that in order for the movement to gain traction and momentum faculty cannot be expected to add development of OER to their teaching responsibilities. They need to be granted time to concentrate on exploration and development of resources. As much as I hate the phrase " off the corner of my desk" I think it has validity in the development of OE.
In my experience, discussing OE with colleagues has been met with "just another thing to do" attitude and little interest.
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