Hi, strangers!
I've got a question that I think is particularly suited for the wisdom of
this group. As some of y'all may know, OER Commons is run by my
organization, ISKME. ISKME also sets up and helps maintain microsites
(rebranded, repopulated, and customized OER Commons libraries) to other
organizations.
This year, we're working with the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher
Education (OSRHE) to set one up for them. In a recent meeting, one of the
librarians (a member of the Mohawk nation) brought up the possibility of
incorporating something Brian Deer-like into the taxonomy, as they'd heard
about it while working with the librarians at the College of the Muscogee
Nation, but they didn't have a lot of movement on it at the time.
While I know a bit about it, it's a bit outside of my specialty. I know
that UBC, KPU and SFU all have their own implementations of it, and I was
wondering if anyone in the group might be able to suggest someone at those
libraries who could I could put in touch the librarian at OSRHE? Bonus
points if they also have experience with OER!
Thanks kindly,
Peter Musser (he/him)
Head of Library Services | OER Commons <https://www.oercommons.org>
Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education