1. Utilizing OER to Improve the efficiency of the Dairy value chain in Uganda Makerere University College of Veterinary Medicine

2. THE STUDENT: SERVICE LEARNING With Farming Community, identify priority challenges along milk value chain (MVC) and undertake baseline studies Intervention: MVC Knowledge and Technology transfer / exchange Assess impact ADOPT 1.OER 2.Extension 3.Curricular 4.Policy Joint solutions, Learning Joint Learning Joint Reviews, learning Joint Reviews, Learning

3. Objective 1: Create an enabling institutional environment to support the adoption of the AgShare student-centred research methodology 1.MoA with Saide 2.Identified farming society (KLCS) 3.Inception meetings: Academic staff, KLCS and then joint 4.MoA with KLCS 5.Curriculum review (internal and external)

4. Objective 1……….. Joint identification of priority areas 1.Water management 2.Feeds 3.Milking handling practices 4.Acaricide management Student recruitment 1.Chemical residues 2.Quality at transportation 3.Brucellosis 4.Mastitis Case studies, Video clips with interviews and Still Images (residues, transportation methods / practices, Contaminants, Disease epidemiology, presentations and, management OER

6. Objective 1……… Courseware Developers Training for staff and students; 1.Good instructional design for online courses 2.Open licensing and the Agshare method 3.Template for the online Dairy Hygiene course 4.Basic Moodle skills 5.Review of Project Schedules 6.Student OER media “moments”

7. Objective 2:Increasing number of good quality OERs produced to support agricultural curricula using the AgShare method. Implementation of farmer training Baseline data for individual farmers

8. Objective 2……. Data collection and analysis by students

9. Objective 2: Impact assessment

10. Deliverables……….08/15 1 Procedural brief and guidelines 4 students in Action research 1 Community factsheet 3 Reflection reports OER based curriculum 1 policy brief 1 advocacy Report

11. Objective 3: Widespread dissemination of the AgShare methodology and quality peer-reviewed African OER created and released as open resources through multiple methods

12. Thanks