This short guide to accessibility in OER provides links to sites that …
This short guide to accessibility in OER provides links to sites that maintain up-to-date guides, tips, directions, and helpful tools for creating accessible materials.
This graphic guide helps you go through the process of adding resources …
This graphic guide helps you go through the process of adding resources to the Professional Learning Hub on #GoOpenVA. Download as an editable PPTX or a non-editable PDF.
This resource pairs visual and written primary resources. The works of art …
This resource pairs visual and written primary resources. The works of art with have been chosen from the American Art collection at the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts. The written selections include poems, speeches, and other historical documents. Combining images with words provides students with multiple learning pathways for explorations of art, history, and language.
This text provides links to up-to-date resources on how to properly attribute …
This text provides links to up-to-date resources on how to properly attribute OER within your own creations, as well as how to create your own attribution to include in your materials as a helpful guide to others.
A guide for educators who are developing full lessons on #GoOpenVA (Nebraska …
A guide for educators who are developing full lessons on #GoOpenVA (Nebraska uses the same platform as #GoOpenVA does, so the instructions are the same).
A short screencast to demonstrate how to change your password in #GoOpenVA …
A short screencast to demonstrate how to change your password in #GoOpenVA (if you have an assigned account). IF YOU HAVE AN ACCOUNT ACCESSED THROUGH A SINGLE-SIGN-ON SOLUTION FROM YOUR SCHOOL DIVISION (CLEVER OR GOOGLE), YOU SHOULD CHANGE PASSWORDS ONLY ON YOUR GENERAL DIVISION LOG-IN ACCOUNT.
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