Remember the Textbook Success Program (TSP)? Over the past six years, it’s grown, evolved, and taken on a new name: the Open Publishing Projects Certificate (OPC). While the name has changed, the heart of the program remains the same – empowering educators to bring their OER ideas to life. Since its beginnings as the TSP,Keep reading “From TSP to OPC: Six Years of Impactful Open Publishing”
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Facilitator Spotlight: Liza Long
This month, we’re celebrating our wonderful facilitator, Liza Long! Liza has facilitated four cohorts of the Open Publishing Projects Certificate (OPC) and brings an innovative, creative approach to leadership. She is always eager to learn from each cohort she facilitates. Participants describe her as supportive and positive, with one noting that Liza is “fantastic atKeep reading “Facilitator Spotlight: Liza Long”
Facilitator Spotlight: Ariful Hoq Shanil
It’s always a thrill to welcome a new facilitator to our network! Following his completion of the Open Publishing Projects Certificate January 2024 cohort, Ariful Hoq Shanil joined Rebus as a guest speaker in our “Revising and Remixing with AI: Ethical and Practical Strategies” webinar, an installation in our Free Summer Webinar Series. Ariful broughtKeep reading “Facilitator Spotlight: Ariful Hoq Shanil”
Facilitator Spotlight: Bryan McGeary
Did you know Bryan McGeary has guided six cohorts as a facilitator of Rebus’ Open Publishing Projects Certificate, resulting in 36 OER projects and over 150 educators taking up the mantle of championing open education? For emerging OpenEd leaders, having access to an expert like Bryan – Open Education Engagement Librarian at Penn State UniversityKeep reading “Facilitator Spotlight: Bryan McGeary”
Facilitator Spotlight: Tasha Whitton
The Rebus team celebrates Tasha Whitton’s agility and tremendous impact in our Open Publishing Projects Certificate (OPC) program! Tasha took on an extra cohort when we were down a facilitator, doubling her impact to support over 70 participants across 12 project teams. Her ability to guide such a large group with care and clarity revealedKeep reading “Facilitator Spotlight: Tasha Whitton”