CCCOER – Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources

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“Training a Human” – Teaching the Basics Behind What We Know as A.I.

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“Training a Human” - Teaching the Basics Behind What We Know as A.I.

I registered and landed in Dr. Rachel Chung’s session; some of her content included the word “excel” and I wondered how that was connected to A.I.

Mar 13, 2026

From the Director, Open Education Week

Introducing the OEWeek Ambassador Program: Showing up for the Community

By Heather Blicher, CCCOER Director, Open Education Global Each year, Open Education Week (OEWeek) brings together an incredible amount of activity from across the Open Education community. Institutions, organizations, networks, and individuals [..]

Feb 26, 2026

OFAR: Progress, Challenges, and What’s Next

Laura Dunn shares exciting plans ahead for Open for Antiracism (OFAR), which has, since 2020, helped 250 faculty and 3,500 students at 116 California community colleges bring race-aware, equity-focused teaching into their [..]

Feb 23, 2026

Webinars

A Fierce Commitment to Teaching:
Michigan Faculty Voices on OER

At Washtenaw Community College in Ann Arbor, Michigan, strong faculty collaboration fuels innovative teaching. This panel [..]

How Do Course Materials Impact Student Belonging?
Insights from User Experience Research

Explore how course materials – especially OER – shape students’ sense of belonging through insights from [..]

From the Field: Inside Fanshawe’s OER Design Studio

Join CCCOER’s From the Field series – a conversational approach to webinars. Each session begins with [..]

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CCCOER provides a welcoming community of practice where I can find my colleagues and stay current on what's happening in the field. This organization sets the tone for open ed to be approachable for all.

Amy Hofer

Statewide Open Education Program Director, Open Oregon Educational Resources

CCCOER membership is a great way to connect with other community colleges across North America about open education. The Listserv has been instrumental for finding open resources and the webinars and EDI book club have been great for professional development.

One of the most valuable aspects of a CCCOER membership is that there is something for everyone and anyone at all levels of OER knowledge and expertise, from the novice to the expert. I also very much appreciate the ability to be an individual member. And CCCOER is such a welcoming, supportive community for all members!

Judith Sebesta, Ph.D.

Immediate Past President of the CCCOER Executive Council, and Principal, Sebesta Education Consulting LLC

An individual CCCOER membership allows me to continue to grow and develop my professional skills in an affordable way. I appreciate the global perspectives shared within the community.

CCCOER membership values my input and encourages me to seek other innovative open practitioners for a more global perspective. ccby4.0

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