Opening, Expanding, and Disseminating ABA through OERs | TCE #028
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Opening, Expanding, and Disseminating ABA through OERs
In this episode, RyanO, Danielle and Dimitri welcome on Ryan Sain to talk about Open Educational Resources in Applied Behavior Analysis. Links mentioned are below the contact form, and please reach out to us on Twitter or Instagram with your thoughts! Did you know you can call into the show here 24/7?
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Opening, Expanding, and Disseminating ABA through OERs | TCE #028
Links for Today
0:01:52 Introducing Ryan Sain and Open Educational Resources (OERs)
0:02:02 Check out the recording of the webinar on OERs from the Dissemination of Behavior Analysis SIG
0:03:18 For more information on Thomas Brigham
0:03:33 For more information on Fances McSweeney
0:03:57 Check out this link for more information on the Afghan eQuality Alliances (AeQA) program
0:04:25 For more information on Maria Beebe
0:04:28 For more information on Derek Keats
0:04:55 Check out PsychCore's Website
0:04:55 Check out PsychCore's YouTube Channel
0:04:57 For more information on Brad Bishop
0:06:15 Topic Change: What is an OER? The difference between Open-Access and OER!
0:08:25 Topic Change: The process, goals, and criticisms of making OERs
0:14:50 The Science that’s Never Been Cited by Richard Van Noorden
0:15:25 For more information on the history of insulin
0:16:46 Jab, Jab, Jab, Right Hook: How to Tell Your Story in a Noisy Social World by Gary Vaynerchuk
0:23:25 For more information on Nicademous
0:24:36 For more information on Richard Malott
0:24:37 For more information on Jack Michael
0:25:37 Wikipedia's entry on The Insurrection Act
0:25:44 Wikipedia's entry on the Posse Comitatus Act
0:26:32 Check out TCE's episode with The Behavior Bitches
0:27:27 Check out the research on Headsprout Learning
0:30:47 The Technology of Teaching by B. F. Skinner
0:31:18 For more information on Gary Vaynerchuk
0:31:37 Check out the Society for the Quantitative Analyses of Behavior (SQAB) Tutorials on YouTube
0:32:52 Check out the Dissemination of Behavior Analysis Special Interest Group (DBASIG)
0:36:28 Check out PsychCore's video "Talking Quickly"
0:38:25 Check out The Psychology of Humor episode on the Why We Do What We Do Podcast
0:38:37 Topic Change: Licenses and OERs
0:38:46 Check out this link for more information on Creative Commons Licenses
0:40:17 Check out this link for more information on Copyright Laws
0:44:12 Check out The DailyBA's video "Open Educational Resources in Behavior Analysis"
0:44:44 Check out The DailyBA's video "Open-Access Resources in Behavior Analysis (OERs)"
0:44:47 Check out the Open Educational Resources Special Interest Group (OERSIG)
0:46:57 Topic Change: When and What to release as an OER?
0:51:03 Check out On Location and the team's recent work with Pat Friman
0:53:31 Check out the New York State Association for Behavior Analysis (NYSABA)
0:53:35 Check out the ABA is Everywhere video series
0:55:18 Check out the Society for the Advancement in Behavior Analysis (SABA) Public Awareness Grants
0:55:37 Check out the Why We Do What We Do Podcast
0:56:46 Check out the list of SABA donors
0:57:52 Topic Change: Quality and efficacy differences between paywalled resources and OERs?
0:58:06 For more information on Veronica Howard
0:58:16 Open Educational Resources in Behavior Analysis by Veronica Howard
0:59:03 Check out the Open Educational Resources Special Interest Group (OERSIG)
0:59:22 For more information on Sci-Hub
0:59:47 Check out ResearchGate
1:02:27 Evidence from Rats that Morphine Tolerance is a Learned Response by Siegel (1975)
1:02:47 Check out this link for an example of consumer behavior in relation to pricing
1:03:12 Check out Woodcraft
1:05:28 For more information on the nearby asteroid
1:05:38 For more information on "the rumblings" at Yellowstone
1:08:07 Check out Veronica Howard's YouTube channel
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