The CALM Taskforce is led by April Cunningham and Kelly Falcone.
In the Spring 2017 we will be identifying CALM Taskforce representatives. If you are interested in joining the CALM Taskforce please contact us.
CALM Taskforce meeting schedule:
- 2nd and 4th Tuesdays 2:10-3pm in room MD-155C
CALM Taskforce Membership:
- 1 Faculty from member from all Instructional Divisions
- Articulation Officer
- Dean, Instruction
- 2 Representatives from Senate Academic Technology Committee
- 2 Representatives from Academic Technology Resource Center
- 1 Representative from the Bookstore
- 2 Representative from the Curriculum Committee
- 1 Representative from the from DRC
- 1 Representative from Information Services
- 1 Representative from the Student Success and Equity Council
CALM Taskforce Meeting Notes/Highlights:
Goals of the CALM Taskforce:
- Institutional implementation plan
- Communication & Outreach Plan
- Help and Support Services Plan
- Plan for Discovery, Curation, and Distribution of Digital and Print Course Materials
- Technologies, Facilities, Policies, and Resources
- Training and Professional Development Plan
Resources:
Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) Planning Grant
- Palomar College ZTC Planning Grant (this document is the grant we wrote to get the planning grant)
- Palomar college ZTC Planning Grant Final Report
Additional Resources
OER Statement from Palomar College Articulation Officer, Ben Mudgett
Legislative Analyst’s Office Assessment of the Governor’s Zero-Textbook-Cost Proposal
Legislation requiring ZTC sections to be highlighted in the class schedule (S.B. 1359 Block)
Chancellor’s Office OER Page
Accessibility of textbook alternatives
Conferences and Listservs
- Open Education Conference
- Open Pedagogy Conference (keynote available online)
Examples of Textbook Affordability Projects
- CSU San Marcos Cougars Affordable Learning Materials
- List of Reduced-Textbook-Cost Courses in Oregon CCs with strategies identified
- Tidewater Community College Zero-Textbook-Cost Degree in Business Administration
- Criminal Justice Program at Borough of Manhattan Community College
- University of Mississippi Initiative