Summer 2021 OER Grant Recipients

KPU Open Education is pleased to announce and congratulate recipients of the Summer 2021 Open Educational Resources Creation Grant:

Monica Affleck (School of Business) | Employee Development & Coaching, HRMT 3265

• Undertaking an open pedagogy project with students to replace the textbook traditionally used in HRMT 3265, Employee Development & Coaching.

Katherine Carpenter (School of Business) | Introduction to Entrepreneurship, ENTR 1200

• Building ENTR 1200: Introduction to Entrepreneurship as an Open Education Resource (OER) with UDL, open pedagogy, student agency and choice being the key guiding principles.

Pamela Ip (School of Business) | Introduction to Marketing, MRKT 1199

• Creating an open educational resource (OER) textbook and ancillary resources for MRKT 1199, Introduction to Marketing. Pamela has also received an Educational Leave for this project. 

John Shepherd, Robert Ironside and Andrea Hunter (School of Business) | Managerial Finance, ACCT 3380

• Creating a practice test bank for ACCT 3380, Introduction to Managerial Finance

Rebecca Yoshizawa (Faculty of Arts) | Gender in Canada, SOCI 2240

• Undertaking an open pedagogy project with students to create a workbook for SOCI 2240, Gender in Canada.

About Open Educational Resources (OER) Grants

The Open Educational Resources (OER) Grant program provides funding and staff support to regular KPU faculty members interested in creating, adapting, and adopting OER. Faculty can apply for up to $4000 in funding to create OER or up to $2000 to adapt existing OER!

For more information and to apply, visit kpu.ca/open/grants. 

Very best,

	Urooj Nizami; MISt, MA (she/her) Open Education Strategist, Office of Open Education Kwantlen Polytechnic University e urooj.nizami@kpu.ca w www.kpu.ca/open Subscribe to the KPU Open listserv here
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