LBCC Hosts first OER Mini Conference
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Long Beach City College hosted its first OER Mini-Conference on April 26.
The mini-conference featured four sessions that addressed how faculty could meet the needs of students while still maintaining a high academic standard of textbooks and ancillary materials.
More than 70 faculty registered for the conference. Participants were inspired and motivated by the presentations, which resulted in a steep increase in OER adoptions in the weeks following the mini-conference.
The conference effort was led by English Professor and OER Coordinator Allison Murray and also included assistance from LEAD Academy group from Cohort 6, including Chris Baker, Diana Phat, Muriel Hernandez, LaFreda Johnson, Giovani Vergara, and Heidi Neu-Stephens.
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students each semester and serves the cities of Long Beach,
Lakewood, Signal Hill, and Avalon. LBCC promotes equitable
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Stacey Toda,Director of Communications & Community Engagement
Long Beach City College
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