Good afternoon. I know this meeting was scheduled for four, but I have a doctor's appointment at 315 and wouldn't be able to keep it. So I figured I would just go ahead and do the demonstration and record it and send it to you. And then expect to see everyone next Wednesday. And again, if you can attend these OER minutes. I will record them and send them each week to you anyway. So, this week I've decided to highlight for OER resources. The first one is open stacks. The second one will be OER Commons. The next one will be OASIS. And then Mason OER MetaFinder, also known by the acronym MOM. I started with open stacks. And I will not, you know, show you everything within these websites, but just, you know, knowing the name and knowing kind of what they provide will give you the opportunity to go back and see if you can find things specifically for your discipline. So here's just kind of telling you that the website will move effective January 2022. So, so here it is, you can do a search. If you're looking for a particular topic, or a particular type of discipline specific textbook here on the opening page, you see algebra and trig American government, anatomy and physiology, biology. So you see a lot of the sciences, math. And if you keep scrolling, you see college success. I know one of the instructors from Simmons of Kentucky, I know you teach something akin to college success. So here's like first year experience, student success, college transition courses. So if this is something you're interested in, you would just click. And if you're using a specific book already, you know, you can kind of compare the table of contents to see if this book works, because it may be something you can supplement your lessons with, or maybe even switch to. But of course you want to kind of check it out yourself, knowing yourself as a leader. And you can see how it kind of pops up and give students some information about highlights. And so they can use this book, the same way they would have, you know, they can make highlights they can take notes. And so this is something that college open stacks provides. So if I go back to the opening page, let's me again here. Entrepreneurship, if that's an element you want to infuse in your college success course, then you can look in this particular textbook to see if there's a particular chapter you want to assign students, you know, etc. So there's business, here's sociology, statistics, microbiology. Here's one, the life, liberty and pursuit of happiness, and it tells you in the abstract that this is a, this is produced or a collaborative publishing agreement between open stacks and the bill of rights Institute organizational behavior. And some of these again you may want to just click economics to see what the table of contents looks like. And if there may be a chapter goes to psychology. That appeals to you and or your students and then they're also community created content. Understanding basic music theory, for example. So this was created through community of individuals dedicated to open license educational content. So we know that this would be free to use for you and your students. It would be an idea, because sometimes when you go to a site like this, it also gives you an idea that do you have a community of individuals who could create a community created textbook. And that may be, you know, here they did something, a group got together to do something that looks into the growth of the contemporary Houston art scene. This is the case of 1956 season 70s. So this may be something that, you know, you want to do within your own discipline within your department, maybe put together a book that the department can kind of agree on that these particular chapters or this information, maybe you need to your students. And once you create it you can have it shared here. You can also do a search. So that if you can't find anything on that opening landing page, just to be sure that they have it. They let you. They do provide an overview here so they send humanities. They have 217 books business they have 98. And so you kind of see the breakdown. So if you're doing, you know, criminal justice.  And you may not find a book per se. Here they looked at criminal and then they looked at justice and then you can see the authors Institute of humane studies. You can scroll through and see if there is something minority studies, a sociological texts US history, no collection of ethics, business law, then we kind of get back into. And then it kind of goes on. So if you have, you know, time, you can kind of flip through all of this or not. You can always do an advanced search. So here, we can do humanities, and then type in cream. And then use the after, and it will look for any word that ends with that so to look up criminal criminology are not. So let me. Yeah, so that's so it's not coming up. Per se. Right. So that's okay. If you don't see anything for your particular discipline, then you know you can't make something appear that's not here. But this is one open. This is one site that provides open content for instructors and students. And then, you know, you may be able to find something if you spend a little more time. I just let's them try that again because I thought they may have had. Let's say if I type in social. I can get my keyboard to learn social justice. It's kind of like a lot of other things have to kind of play with some keywords. So here you see beyond convention, beyond critique. And then comparing educational leaders promote equity and social justice that we need government that keeps popping up social justice from an esoteric view. And again, so you may not find a book that directly speaks to your discipline. You may find a chapter within a book that does. But it does, you know, it does provide an option for especially. And then popular, you know, in the math as you saw there were countless math and science textbooks. I was going to try one more nursing. Yeah. So it pulls the chapters from different places. Psychology. You get to see books. Not quite. I'm going to try one more. So I'm trying to think about the people in your disciplines. So religion, learning about religion, a commentary on the reality of religion, global sociology has something in there. But it did pull up learning about religion as one general introduction to religions and the study of religions. So there's that. And again, this is open stacks. The next one is OER Commons. And it has a lot to build from and just like Merleau many of these have places where you can go and build your collection, build your network and save and collaborate with other like-minded researchers. You can create your own OER. But again, you know, you're in Merleau. So it's kind of like you, you can put all of this even in there. So long as you have one place that you are comfortable doing that, that is probably your best bet so that you don't lose a lot of time moving from one platform to another. But just in case you can always come to OER Commons and find collections, providers, resources, you can see different hubs. These are some of the featured hubs. I'm not going to, I don't have an account, so I'm not going to log in. But if I click, see all the hubs, you will see. Sorry, we have a lot going on. If you click on see all the hubs, you see all other OER options. So here's the Iowa AEA. Here's another one for the American International Accreditation Associations of Schools and Colleges. Here's Alabama OER Commons, Arabic Languages, other languages, other colleges, Caribbean, more rights for more people. We have the California Community College Hub Cyber Citizenship. So you can, of course, click and go into here's open stacks. This is another OER that we've already looked into. Here's open textbooks. Here are STEM resources, the Tennessee Open Education Hub, the one for the state of North Carolina, the United Nations, which is one I will actually show later in the month. And so this is the Hawaii OER project. So again, depending on your field or your discipline, you're often able to look into various OER resources to see if you see anything that relates. We the people, this is deals with our Constitution, the history tells you about the hub tells you, you know what you'll see things you can find. So it breaks down the articles. The Constitution as a living document primary sources. So if you were in criminology or criminal justice class and you wanted to move through the judicial branch. So here are some items that you can use. So here's like the Marbury Madison decision judgment and the Brown versus Board of Education. And so they get to see the primary documents that you know these are the documents the original documents that have been digitized. You know, the only thing is just similar to what I remind students is just kind of remind, just kind of look to see how you got here so you can always kind of find your way back to where you are and so if you create an account. So what you're able to do in OER Commons is if this article three judicial branch collection is something you want to keep in your account you just click add OER and it would add it to your saved items so that if you signed back in and registered and all that. You would have it. These are also groups, some feature groups that are working on items. But if you're looking for something in particular, a resource or a collection, you just click on resources. And here you see it divided by subject areas. So you have applied science arts and humanities business and communication career, where you can probably find stuff for college success first year student experience, education, you get the idea law may be a good place to start for criminology, social sciences, religion of course maybe should be covered, perhaps in arts and humanities, and then they have material type so if you're looking for names, homework assignments, interactive activities, lectures, lecture notes, you know, again, the purpose of OER is to make what you do less time consuming on the front end so that you can spend a lot more time with students and engagement and assessment so that you can kind of see where they are and then take them to the next level. You can see everything from scratch that usually just kind of bogs and weighs instruction down so here are copies of syllabus teaching strategies and learning strategies and here are textbooks. So if you're looking for a textbook you can also that would also come up in the results when you do a search. So there's different ways to search within OER as you can again click on Discover, click resources and it will bring you up or you can click on collections. And so they talk about collections what's new. And here are some of the collections this one here has 1200 resources within it. Teaching engineering has 1600. If you're teaching English, and you're doing Shakespeare, maybe the Folger Shakespeare Library is something that you would want to look into game based learning. And I know that is something our QE the QEP is tasked with and I guess you know then, and thus instructors, you know, like yourselves. So looking at some games, like creating the entire game, gamification for an assignment, excuse me, or of course, can be, you know time consuming and a daunting task. So come to here and click on game based learning, and then see some of them, you know you want to make sure you do education level. Because you don't want to do lower primary upper primary middle school high school. So maybe the Community College College career technical adult it may be where you want to how you want to filter these. You know you can filter and include those four. So now you're looking at accounting field hockey, like electric, you know whatever that is files for textbook for ability challenge game math tutorial science something about lunar. So you get the idea and so you can click on one, and you can see if it's something that you can use or if it's often when people submit here the right statement. That's what these are. So if you do the attribution and usually if you hover over the eye, it'll tell you what that means so this one that it says that it's open to you share and change, even for commercial use but you must provide provide attribution to the original author. It just means that if you include this in your class you need to cite it in your syllabus or say where you got this from and who created it when you use it in your lesson. So everyone if you hover it says prohibits commercial use, you can open share and change it so long as that's what it says that means you can open it. And if you need to tweak it for your particular discipline or your particular goal or purpose or outcome objectives, you can. And then you can always just click the hourglass and type using the terms and I guess I'm. And so here, finally, right we get criminal justice is the subject so I can just click there. And it did remove some of the results because before it was said 178. But if I just use criminal justice. I get American Civil Liberties Union blood splatter lab. This is an activity in a lab criminal justice 100 so it sounds like so this is a textbook. And here you can tell this is a module. So if you're doing case briefs are you need cases are you need case studies here are some criminal justice and domestic violence, census data on local law enforcement agencies this is a data set. So in here you can kind of see that you have a lot of options the types of material are pretty vast I mean it's not like you just come here for lessons or you just come here for a lesson plan. You can get reading, you can get simulations, you can get a student guide textbooks unit of study diagram illustration and data sets, all from this one. And that is OER Commons. And so the next one is OASIS. And here, this is an advanced search. Let's go back to because when I copied it I copied the wrong link. So this is the homepage for it. Here you can search if you, you can search for textbooks, courses, course materials, interactive simulations, public domain books, audio books, modules, open access books, videos, podcasts, learning objectives, primary sources. So again, this is just another kind of like or you comment OER Commons is very similar to Merlot where there are a lot of sources housed in Merlot so Merlot is that container so OASIS is also a container just like OER Commons is a container where you can find all of these different sources open available for you to use. Here they have 114 sources, 440,000 records, and there are 513 institutions that link to OASIS. So much going on. So here if we click on OER by subject. You see they cover a wide range, everything from women's studies to public speaking, philosophy, math, literature, health and nutrition, economics, college success, composition, fine arts, information literacy. So if you're doing things in technology, you can do technology, technical writing, information literacy. You can find infographics, you know, all of that is possible if you search by subject. So if we're looking. Let's see humanities so we see philosophy. So if we come here we see there are 585 results. If we don't, you know if you want to just kind of peruse. You see that there are 370 open access books if you're just looking for textbooks related to the humanities. So here you get to see it. The titles and work your way through. Click reset takes me back to the original so they're five podcasts, their public domain books, there's primary sources there's a video, there's course material. 11 courses. So if you click that. These are courses provided and it tells you the source. So they pull from open stacks as well so sometimes you'll see these things are duplicate, but some people may put something here that is not there. So it's just one of those things where if you don't find success in one place, you look at Merlot and you find something, but then maybe you don't find exactly what you're looking for you can still come to these and then add the link to your Merlot account so that you have everything in that one location because again you don't want to set up four or five different accounts. I think I feature somewhere between three to four OER resources each week. So you wouldn't want to set up accounts for what about 4050. OER play, you know, websites. So if you maintain your Merlot account, you can link all of those items there. So here is religion and law African American studies, digital humanities, which is like really catching on intro to humanities. So if I come if I go back to OER by subject, I can then type in religion and hit the magnifying glass. And here I get 1100 results. So here's a course. It's a MIT open course. And so this is this means that it's a full course like students who come to your class for 16 weeks. This is that full course that you can pull from MIT and this is medicine, religion and politics in Africa in the African diaspora. And of course such a course would free you from having one to create all of that content yourself but you can always look at their content and if you don't like what you see. You can take that part out, add your own and supplement and build your course using information that you didn't have to necessarily be the one to go out and find. So here is a course on anthropology but it focuses on religion and social order. There's another science and religion to world religions introduction to philosophy the philosophy of religion. So again, if you just go to OER by subject type and what you're looking, you know that the discipline, the topic that you're looking for, you know, you get their filters look different. Just like I remind students that all databases have pretty much the same information is just presented differently, but they will always have a way for you to filter the information. And then the last one. And I know I may be moving quickly, but you get the recording. And I'm taping I'm recording it so that you can see the names of, except for this one I don't know why I didn't show but that you see the names of the resources so that you can go and play with them. And I will also share the full list. And the email that I'm sending the recording with. So you'll have links there. So this is a lot, many of these new containers are being archived or maintained by universities because of course is not just you know if you get it online. You're not. Why would you just keep it in house for your faculty so you're they're finding that you know they can just open it up and let people whenever find information so this one is real time federated search for OER content. Across 21 resources, and it gives you information about the meta finder. Because this is a little different maybe from what some of the other ones we've looked at. I don't know if you find them, but unlike others, and they named the ones Merlot. You aren't searching a static database that we built instead. It launches a real time simultaneous search across 23 different sources of open educational materials. So that means that it's not only searching OER comments and Oasis that we just looked at and Merlot that we've already looked at and open stacks. So looking at DPLA, which is another one that will look at individually happy trust will look at individually, the internet archive the way back machine will look at that individual I think I have that the New York Public Library digital collections, many public state repositories have made much of their digital collections open and free to the public and I don't mean to keep looking away I have a class that I also have to teach in a few minutes. So busy day I chose Wednesdays because when I looked at the calendar it didn't seem that full but of course I was not looking right. So here are the other places that they search when you type in search. They're looking at MIT open courseware. Open Michigan, which is another kind of container repository OER. So here's the open research library, the open textbook library project Gutenberg. Some of these we explore separately, but just to know that Mason mom, Mason OER Meta Finder searches across all of those so here is a list of them again. And if you only want to search one as opposed to all you just click and unclick. So looking for you can search the full record, you can search if you have a title and author keywords, you can search by dates. So if we type in. So we type in counseling. You can see if we get any results in here says these are the 21 top results from 21 found. So here are instructional videos provided about Udemy. Here's some OER from Internet archives. This one is from Stanford University and to disciplinary collaborations. You channel. So over here. Document type archival sources OER's. You can do it by, let's see, visual. So university level materials. It says to so if we click those, there's Chinese University lectures, and it gives you a summary. So it features 187 courses from 14 universities in China, though a few include English so you may not want to do that if your students don't know Mandarin so that's why it's really important to do you know read the abstracts and such before you waste a whole lot of time like clicking and going so here's a single course, a series of lectures. So we're going to click it because we tapped into word counseling to see what that looks like. So here you see a number of titles of strange biological secrets. Interested of a successful path. The gym. That sounds more like, but you get the idea. So I don't want to. Let's see. Use quotation marks and do mental health. So type in a mental health 600 so there's 290 and growing items 290,000. And so here, you can search by filter by topic. This is a digital put so this is something from a radio station. There are 147 additional results okay. So here. Yeah keywords supported by a grant. This is a project looks like a document. Here is something from the office of policy development.  This is an open book from J store so again it pulls from a number of different types of sources. It is pretty comprehensive, but you can kind of see just with the search and how they are, the results are returned that it could take you some time, and that is okay as well. Again, I will be doing these every Wednesday. Next Wednesday should be live so that you can be there and ask questions as we go through and you can remind me of all the different disciplines we have if I need to look for something specific. But I think these are four good places to start if you're still looking for open education resources which I think, as you continue to just teach and meet your students, you find there's always something you can add to a course, and sometimes it becomes really overwhelming. And you have to then decide if you're going to throw something out or you're going to add something, or where would you add it, because you can pretty much find an entire course including lectures, video tape video recorded lectures for a course, and you not necessarily be that engaged in your own course and that may be too much for some instructors. So, again, thank you. Sorry, we weren't able to do this live, but you have the recording. I look forward to seeing you next week.


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Hi everyone, Joe for jazzy's case race calm these guys did not win 2020. It was a crazy game though 2020 flawless baseball sloppy two box Pick your team number 16 sweet 16 coming at you both briefcases some pretty nice stuff We did a number block as well big. Thanks to here for the results of that big Thanks to everybody here for picking their team straight up Franklin ended up with the last spot mojo angels There's everything else right there There you go. Good luck, and here are the I uploaded this in a separate video But here are the results of the 14 team random number block, so it works just like our number block breaks But only for these teams and only for pick your team at 16 right there, so thanks everyone for getting in All right, so I guess I'll leave these right here and here is the flawless case right here Yeah, Sean jazzy does John jazzy's a chargers fan, so he does get the the free burger on me Although he got me a burger earlier this year, so we're even on work We're a push on the burgers. All right, let's slide this one just Over here. You can see in the top camera right there Thanks everyone for filling this up. Appreciate it. All right. Let's do the Middle box right here. Oh, we got a third hit It's a cleat. I saw a cleat. I don't know who it is But there's a third usually there's just two encased cards right here and then a lot of times It's empty spot every once in a while. There's an extra hit and we got it and there's the blockchain card on top and that is Great dual memorabilia autographs Adrian Beltrake It's got to be Rangers right they wouldn't put him as it sometimes he's a duck. I'll check Let's go to cardboard connection comm set checklist Scroll down to blockchain greats letter G blockchain greats dual memorabilia Autographs card one and that is Rangers edition of Of Adrian Beltrae So that'll be for Matt Arnold and the Rangers and a free top loader, too Yeah, if they you're right Rex if the angels angels would be a lot it would be pretty expensive the trout actually had autos in this 13 out of 20. It's the piece of Gavin Lux's number Nice one for the Dodgers. Oh So here's here you go. So I know Matthew was asking about number blocks. He wasn't quite wrapping his head around it So basically we go by that number right there in the number three Directly to the left of the slash and that's actually for you Matthew You have number three There it is. You have number three for all these teams and Gavin Lux is a Dodger So you'll get three out of whatever 13 out of whatever 23 33 43 53 63 73 83 93, I don't think it goes that high but all those threes for that group of teams 14 out of 25 for the Pirates. We've got Jung-ho Kang or Kang Jung-ho for Jarrett K and the Pittsburgh buckos Here's a nice-looking one right here four out of five great patch nice autograph For the slugger Austin Riley Braves are also a number of block team Braves for this time Goes to Josh Browning. There you go Josh and All aboard the Big Head Express whoo-hoo out of seven. We got a triple relic Dylan Cease Some some nice patches right there a nice autograph Aaron Pettit with the White Sox got the White Sox straight up. Yeah, Josh. You've been having Josh We're having a good good day of breaks Star Swatch Signatures A J puck 24 out of 25 Puckett going to The Oakland A's which are a number block team. So again, it's A's for Joshua again There you go Josh A's for Another one. Oh a dual relic dual auto Joe Adele and Luis Robert. Whoo five out of ten angels Franklin White Sox Aaron Pettit both bought their team straight up If there's was a number block team it would be five, but Wow two big prospects right here one happy person one sad person we randomize that all the time and The man of steel 19 out of 20 Ricky Henderson today today today I I am the greatest greatest greatest of all time A's are a number block team. So that goes to nine 19 out of 20 A's nine J goings. All right, remember we have that third card right there to the third the encased card Let's do let's do the List is falling down here. Let's do the gem first Remember all the gems are naturally mined and not lab grown. That's your guarantee Right there and we were just talking about him Mike trout one out of ten Diamond and that'll be for Franklin and the angels The other side should be the autograph is this the one per case you're done No, it might be on the other side.  That's a nice hit He's got a great auto too All right, let's see what this is all about here. Who is that blue team a blue team? You can see right here the spike Is that new balance? It's pretty cool, right? It's It's for Minnesota. It's Alex Kirloff 10 out of 14. It's a piece of his spike That's awesome. And that'll be for Minnesota and Minnesota is a number block team So that's Minnesota zero ten out of 14 Minnesota zero Aaron Pettit nice The case closed on briefcase one, but wait, there's more Good luck everybody. Are we looking at that another third hit? No, we're not That's a little fatter. Is there we have maybe an extra card in there? All right, the blockchain card is gonna be quad patch signatures platinum Esteban Floreal who I think is a Yeah, he's a Yankee so for the Bronx bombers. I guess platinum is a one-of-one it is You have a digital one-of-one Andrew Prince If you want to explore the world of blockchain I mean you might actually be able to sell like a one-of-one for something There are people who are actually pretty interested in this stuff Andrew All aboard the big head Express Oh I know John Peterson heart breaking loss for the Raiders. I mean I knew it with that with that defense I just I just knew that You'd have to take some some lucky moments but They had to have scored the Score that touchdown that they couldn't have settled for that field Yeah, they auction off Panini site. Yeah, I haven't wrapped my head around it yet But but I what I do know is that it actually sells for a decent amount of money There's two out of ten depending on the player like a one-of-one. I'm sure we'll do fine Strasburg dual relic Evan Levine Nats We've got 13 out of 15 mule subtles It's cool that the Negro League stats are now going to be incorporated with the MLB stats So I wonder where mule subtles lands on some all-time lists Now he he never played for a major league team. So there's no association With a major league team. So that's gonna be randomized to one person in the break. It's another randomizer at the end. We got Mark amazing grace 14 out of 20 mark Gracie Gracie going to Matthew and the Cubs Indeed Raymond. It was it was a pretty typical loss There you go, Matthew And we've got a Dodger one out of ten Steve Garvey nice Steve Garvey Dodgers are a number block team. So Dodgers one is Sean Mattick One out of ten dual relic an autograph Nico Horner. I think that's part of the Cubs the big logo there That's for Matthew Acons and the Cubbies We got Yoshi Tomo Sutsugo one out of 15 Tampa Bay Rays that'll be a number block team. That'll be one out of 15 Sean Mattick with that one Jack says you we should break a mac that 2 a.m. You think that's you think that's when we're allowed And maybe maybe I'll listen to the guys at Panini or our distributors 12 out of 15 Ozzie Smith Oh, no offense, but I think we're gonna There's Ozzie Smith for the Cardinals Cardinals are a number block team St. Louis 12. So that's two out of two St. Louis to Fred Fred with that one for the Metropolitan's Peter Lonzo Nice that's seven out of ten Peter Lonzo Mets are also a number block team. So Metropolitan seven Brian Crouch Nice. All right, let's do the gem first, which I think is on the right side Jesus Lizardo diamond one out of ten a's one Sean Mattick nice and the last hit here. Oh It's not the one per case you order on Alvarez. It's a dual relic dual auto And same team look how thick that card is same team Oh Bechet Vlad Guerrero junior and that's for Sean Mattick and the Blue Jays. He got the Blue Jays straight up Nine out of ten on that one. That's very nice. There you go. And there you have it That case is closed now. Let's see who gets these hits right here. So let's get the extra list going here So let's go back to Random.org we're gonna use a new dice roll right there and let's use this blank list for everyone's names Everyone has a shot at the mule subtles In fact, we're gonna randomize the teams if it ends up being ends up landing in a number block team Then it'll go to number three Which will be Matthew All right, so let's get all the team names in here and then the one person happy one person sad Joe Adele Los Angeles Angels and then Luis Robert Chicago White Sox two great prospects right there one dice roll for both lists Two and a four six times for each list one two three four five and Sixth and final time team on top after six For the mule subtles dual bat relic is gonna be the cubs cubs are not a number block team It's Matthew Acons who picked up the cubs straight up. You're getting the mule subtles dual relic going your way That's pretty cool All right, and last but not least the five out of ten Joe Adele Luis Robert dual relic dual on card autograph two and a four six times team on top after six one two three four five and Sixth and final time After six stays with Los Angeles last spot mojo strikes again Franklin McKenzie with the angels my apologies to Aaron Pettit and the White Sox But congrats to you Frank look at that dual relic dual auto five out of ten Joe Adele Luis Robert There you go ladies and gentlemen. I'm Joe for jaspies case breaks calm That was two box pick your team sweet 16 of 2020 panini flawless baseball. I'll see you next time For the next break. Bye. Bye


Hey, this is Brett, and this 2022 Chevrolet Colorado is stock number 22T64A. I am here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin, near New and used light-duty truck headquarters. This 2022 Chevrolet Colorado has the 3.6-liter V6 engine. It puts out 308 horsepower, it's paired up with the 8-speed automatic transmission. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop per the state of Wisconsin inspection process. It has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off, and this truck is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video, inside, underneath, start it up and take a look under the hood. Crush Orange is the color, and I shoot all my videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone or television, I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options, and cleanliness of the vehicle before seeing it in person. And if you like the video and how I do things here at Summit Automotive, consider clicking the subscribe button to my YouTube channel, and then click the bell notifications so that updates on the videos I do each and every day. So this one comes with the 17-inch gloss black painted alloy rims. It has Goodyear Wrangler all-terrain adventure tires, and these tires have just about all the tread left. They are 255, 65, R17s. Very low miles on this truck, frame and underbody is in very nice, clean condition. Front fender is absolutely perfect, I didn't see any major dents or dings on there. Projector lamp headlamps, and factory fog lights. Front bumper is in excellent shape, didn't see any dents, dings or scuffs on there and the lower valence looks really good as well. You do get the red-toe hook on there. The hood is in fantastic condition as well. No dents or dings on that. And the passenger side front fender is in very nice shape too. Passenger side rim, no scuffs or scrapes on there. And as you go down this side of this 2022 Chevrolet Colorado, take note of how clean the body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down, but you're still interested in purchasing the vehicle, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at before you even get here. So when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises and you can make a smart and informed buying decision from wherever you're at. And if this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesmen know that you saw the video, that it was helpful, and that Brett sent you. Absolutely perfect down that way and once again, if you liked the video and want to subscribe in the upper right-hand part of the screen, there's a link to do that. Back rim is in excellent shape and the back tires have just as much tread as front tires, frame, and underbody. Looks like new because it's less than a year old and it's got very low miles on it, but it's also been well taken care of. Lower rockers are absolutely perfect as well. This is the 5 foot 2 inch or 5.2 inch short box on here. You get the rear bumper steps, backup parking sensors, receiver hitch, 4 pin and 7 pin wiring. The tailgate is in excellent shape as well. It is a locking tailgate. You get a Yitta motor, soft tonneau cover, no rips or tears in there, has a shock down assist. The bed's in really nice shape. Just a little bit of light duty usage. I'm not going to say it's perfect because it does have a couple of little light scuffs and stuff, but it is in very nice shape otherwise. Tailgate shuts nice and easily. Has the lift assist, Z71 off-road suspension package, and the driver's side box, just as clean as that passenger side box. I didn't see any dents or dings. Does have the capitalist feel fill and for full disclosure, this back room is in excellent shape as well. Even the brakes look like they're brand new. Doors and cab, absolutely perfect. Like the gloss black door handles and the gloss black mirror backs. Power mirrors with blind spot mirror on the driver's side. Inside the Z71 package gives you the black and gray leather and cloth interior. There are no rips or tears on the seats.  Back seats just as clean as front seats. No rips or tears back here. Does have cup holders, latch child safety system for any child car seats you may have. Has the manual sliding rear window, so you just move that tab, goes like that. Does have the rear defrost as well. And those seats are absolutely perfect. And to get this seat up, it's kind of hard because you've got to put that latch up and lift up at the same time. There we go. Does have a little bit of a storage compartment back there. Carpeting and floor mats are in nice shape and you do get two USBs and a 12-volt power point back here. And backs and bottoms of the doors all look really good. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. You can see that this truck has 7,494 miles, does have a digital speedometer, compass display, instrument cluster is very nice and clean. You do get the heated leather wrap steering wheel, Bluetooth and information center controls on the right, cruise controls on the left, forward collision warning controls and heated steering wheel. This one does have a remote start on the key fob. Has the Chevy infotainment system. You get AM, FM and Sirius XM radio capabilities as well as Bluetooth controls. It also has Android Auto and Apple CarPlay capabilities as well. This is also where your backup camera shows up and truck's got to be on for that to work. You get your climate controls down here. Down here is your stability control, lane departure warning, parking sensors, hazard lights, tow, trailer tow system, downhill assist control and those are for your cargo lamps.  This one also has the wireless cell phone charge pad and the passenger side format and seat are in excellent condition as well. I don't think this truck's ever been smoked in. The headliner is in very nice condition. You do get map lights up there on star and SOS buttons in the review mirror. And we'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video, you will be able to verify the quality condition options and cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside a note. Under the hood, we have the 3.6 liter V6 direct injection VVT engine. 308 horsepower engine base. Very clean runs, very smooth. Once again, this truck has been fully safety and inspected by our service shop has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off and this truck is 100 percent ready to go. There is your emission sticker and shocks are doing a nice job holding that hood up. Of course, this one comes with all the factory bumper to bumper and powertrain warranty and I would highly recommend this two thousand and twenty two Chevrolet Colorado crew cab short box in crushed orange from a quality and condition standpoint and to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other four hundred and fifty new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, halftones, three quarter tons, one tons, you name it. We got to go to that website right there, summitauto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle to locations all at summitauto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summit auto. Remember to like, subscribe and share on this video and all the videos that you see there. Click the bell notifications to get updates on the videos I do each and every day here at Summit Automotive. In fact, in a second, you'll see a link to subscribe to my YouTube channel in the upper left link to more Colorado videos I've done in the upper right link to this vehicle on our website and lower left and a link to one of our latest YouTube videos on the lower right. Click those check us out and we're super excited to help you with this ultra clean like new two thousand twenty two Chevrolet Colorado crew cab short box Z seventy one in crushed orange. Thanks again for checking out the video. Remember to like, subscribe and share on my YouTube channel. I really appreciate it. Thanks again.