Using statewide, online, and open ed resources

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Having trouble navigating all the available online resources? In this session, learn how to “level up” your instruction with OER, the state's extensive educational resources (made available through BadgerLink), and CommonLinks, the active project to correlate online resources with Academic Standards. We will discuss different licensing and copyright issues related to the type of resource and how all have a place in your instructional repertoire. This is the BadgerLink and CommonLinks slides given at WEMTA on March 25, 2014 in the Wisconsin Dells

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Using Statewide, Online, and Open Education

Resources in the New Digital Era

What is BadgerLink?

• Project of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI), Division for Libraries and Technology

• BadgerLink is Wisconsin’s online library which provides access to licensed content such as magazines, newspapers, scholarly articles, videos, images, and music…

Math Practice

Games and Activities

Images

Video

Maps

Full-Text Articles

Author Interviews

Book Suggestions

$2.2 Million

$74 Million

BadgerLink is available to ALL

Wisconsin residents

How does authentication work?

• BadgerLink identifies you as a Wisconsin resident by looking at your computer Internet Protocol (IP) address

• Example IP address: 165.189.15.31

On a map you have a physical address…

Online you have an IP address

How does authentication work?

• We maintain an anonymous list of (over three million!) Wisconsin IP addresses!

• With a registered IP, you get direct access to our resources

• If you don’t have one of those IP addresses…

BadgerLink & Copyright

OER?

• BadgerLink is available to all Wisconsin residents at no direct cost.

• BadgerLink is not an OER– Content not in the public domain– No released under an open license

How can I use this?

http://www.badgerlink.net/help/copyright

• For non-commercial, educational

use• Cite information• Not posted where it could

potentially be seen by non-Wisconsin residents

CommonLinks

CommonLinks’ Mission

To correlate the state's educational resources made available through BadgerLink with learning standards, text complexity information, and other key educational features. 

Under Current Development

• http://commonlinks.dpi.wi.gov/ • About 20 records

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Why CommonLinks?

• Resources are aligned and described according to a thoughtful consideration of educator's needs. The project hopes to make it easy to find, save, rate, and share quality resources. 

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Future

• Add more records• Expand collaboration• Promotion

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