Thank you, Clint. I have seen those but forgotten. Thanks for the reminder.

 

Heather

 

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Hi Heather,

 

About a year ago we developed these guidelines at BCcampus. Our context was to try to provide some considerations for authors who had received OER creation grants from BCcampus as we were starting to get questions from them about using GenAI for content creation https://opentextbc.ca/gettingstarted/chapter/generative-artificial-intelligence/

 

Reading these a year later and I can see where this information has now become common knowledge. There is room for revision and refinement as the conversations about GenAI have become more nuanced. But they might be a good starting point for you. And there are some references at the end of the document that might also be useful for your continued research.

 

Clint Lalonde, MA Learning & Technology he/him 

Director, Open Education 

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Thank you. What I’m really looking for are guidelines on what you should or shouldn’t do and why. Does anyone have something along those lines?

 

Heather

 

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We have a workshop that will be happening this month on this very topic - Here are the slides and video - https://ai.ctlt.ubc.ca/gen-ai-and-open-educational-resources-in-teaching-and-learning-replay/?login

 

including interactive textbooks, and its potential in developing open educational resources and [&hellip;]

events.ctlt.ubc.ca

 

 


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Does anyone have guidelines specific to using AI to create/adapt OER at their institution?

 

Heather M. Ross, BA BEd Med (she/her)

Educational Development Specialist

University of Saskatchewan

Gwenna Moss Centre for Teaching and Learning 

Ph: 306-966-5327

Find information about open educational practices including open textbooks, on:

http://open.usask.ca

 

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