Lightning Talk
Publishers frequently offer supplemental content to accompany their textbooks, creating a "course in a box." When faculty transition to OER content, they may spend a great deal of time creating assignments, tests, lecture slides etc. to accompany the free resources. This was the challenge following the adoption of an affordable textbook for CPR/First Aid classes taught in my department. In this presentation, I will explain my vision for augmenting the course and how I was able to secure an Affordable Learning Georgia grant to bring the vision to fruition.

Presenters: Natalie Stickney is an Associate Professor in Kinesiology and Health, housed in the Health Science Pathway. She has been teaching at the Clarkston campus for 13 years, and primarily teaches CPR/First Aid, Introduction to Kinesiology and Health, and Perspectives classes.

Donya Andrews-Little, Ph.D is an Associate Professor in the Dept. of Kinesiology and Health at Perimeter College. She teaches courses in Sport Management, CPR/First Aid, and Perspectives. She has primarily taught on the Clarkston campus and has worked for the University for over ten years.