Interested in a deeper dive around Open Education or need support in implementing an OER program at your institution from experts? Consider applying for the Open Education Network (OEN) Certificate in Open Education (formerly OER) Librarianship Program.
On October 15 from 9-10 a.m., CARLI will host an information session with CARLI members who have completed this certificate program. They will share their experience and answer your questions about the program. If interested, please register for this program by October 14.
The Certificate includes online content, mentor-led cohort meetings, and program development support. A culminating final project helps participants put what they have learned into action. Librarians who successfully complete the eight-month program will receive a Certificate in Open Education Librarianship from the Open Education Network. Participants will:
In support of CARLI member libraries' OER efforts, the Open Educational Resources Committee is pleased to announce that funding is available for up to 5 CARLI member librarians to attend the Open Education Network's Certificate in Open Education Librarianship Program.
On your application, please note that other scholarships are available.
Acceptance by the OEN is required but does not guarantee CARLI support. CARLI will notify member librarians within seven working days to confirm if CARLI support is available. If more than five applicants are accepted into the program by the OEN and subsequently request CARLI support, the OER Committee will select recipients for this support based on the promotion of geographic and library type diversity. Once approved by the OER Committee, CARLI will reimburse the program registration fees up to $1,050.
In return for CARLI's support of attendance, each librarian attendee must fulfill certain requirements:
If you have questions, please send an email to CARLI Support.
For questions about available scholarships or other questions about the OEN Certificate in Open Education Librarianship, please see OEN’s Frequently Asked Questions.