Documentation:OpenUBC/POSE

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Outline

The Program for Open Scholarship and Education (POSE) is a new one-year flexible and blended program run by the UBC Open Working Group, the Centre for Teaching, Learning and Technology and the UBC Library. The program will help you develop foundational knowledge of Open Scholarship, Open Education and Open Research. By completing this program you will gain the tools and strategies to become proficient in supporting and advocating for open practices.

This program is intended for faculty, staff, postdocs and graduate students with an interest in open research, open access, open data and open education. We also invite non-UBC faculty, staff, and students at the Post-Secondary level to join the conversation.

The google spreadsheet will be used to track the program development activities.

Goals

What are the overall goals for the program

  • Capacity for open scholarship for faculty, staff and student staff
  • Engagement
  • Creating a community/network of open practitioners
  • Raising the profile of open scholarship at UBC
  • Preparing people to develop, support and implement OER projects
  • Increasing literacy around open practice
  • Mapping the affordances of open scholarhship - sharing, transparency and inclusion

Program Learning Objectives

Below you will find some of the general program outcomes for POSE; depending on the pathway you complete you will focus on specific Learning Objectives for that area. The learning objectives for the subject pathways can be found in the modules.

  • Develop an understanding of open scholarship in higher education and the intersections of each area:open access, education, data, and research
  • Develop strategies to address potential risks and challenges when planning to engage in open practices
  • Be prepared to support and develop open education, open access or open research projects
  • Create an open project with support of UBC experts and receive feedback from peers

Pathways

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Structure for Completion

Subject Specific Pathway

  1. Complete required synchronous sessions (Introduction to Open Scholarship, Copyright, Wrap-up and Sharing Projects)
  2. Complete 3 required online modules based on the pathway selected. Complete the challenges assigned in the modules.
  3. Complete 1 additional elective online module or attend a face-to-face event/workshop. Elective online module: select a module from one of the other pathways. Elective face-to-face: select from a list of events or workshops in the pathway you selected.

Undeclared Pathway

  1. Complete required synchronous sessions (Introduction to Open Scholarship, Copyright, Wrap-up and Sharing Projects)
  2. Complete 3 required online modules from any pathway. Complete the challenges assigned in the modules.
  3. Complete 1 additional elective online module or attend a face-to-face event/workshop. Elective online module - select a module from one of the other pathways. Elective face-to-face - select from a list of events or workshops in the pathway you selected.

Required Synchronous Sessions

The following are planning documents for the required synchronous instruction for the program.

Modules

The following are the planning documents for the the program modules.

Undeclared

The Undeclared Pathway would be suitable for participants who,:

  1. May not have a defined project to work on through the curriculum and/or;
  2. Are interested in a variety of topics across all sections of open scholarship.

Evaluation

TBD

Resources for Development

Marketing

Agendas