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We believe that Open Educational Resources (OERs) are the future of education, and that learners and educators everywhere benefit from their proliferation and use. The goals of OER-101include defining OERs, demonstrating how to create and interact with them, and exploring how to include them in the teaching and learning processes. The course materials have been designed and chosen with practicality, simplicity, and applicability in mind. Participants in the course are strongly encouraged to submit the OERs they develop to an OER repository under a Creative Commons license.

• Beth Burns — Instructional Designer, Buffalo State; Adjunct English Instructor, Genesee Community College
• Mark McBride — Coordinator of Library Instruction and Coordinator of Library Liaison Program
• Kathleen Stone — Coordinator for Curriculum and Instructional Design for the Science, Math, and Technology area in the center for Distance Learning at Empire State College
• Sarah Morehouse — Information Resources Coordinator (Librarian) at Empire State College
• Patrice Torcivia — Instructor with SUNY Empire State College Center for Distance Learning and International Programs
• Greg Ketcham — Assistant Director, Distance Learning Division of Extended Learning, SUNY Oswego
• Dave Wolf — Academic Support Technologist for Empire State College

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