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OpenEd20

Welcome to the 2020 Open Education Conference! The conference was held November 9-13, 2020 and recordings are available to explore and enjoy anytime. Watch this video for an update on plans for #OpenEd21 and sign up to stay in the loop! Contact us: contact@openeducationconference.org.

Alison Cole

Felician University
Scholarly Communications & Outreach Librarian
New Jersey, USA

10:00am EST

Welcome All TogetherNicole • Akanksha Bhatnagar • MJ Bishop • Spencer Ellis • Regina Gong • Danyal Hayat • Emily Ragan • Jasmine Roberts • Ethan Senack • Tiffani Tijerina • Daniel Williamson

12:00pm EST

Monday Plenary: What Does Open Education Mean to You? All TogetherAkanksha Bhatnagar • Spencer Ellis • Sarah Hammershaimb • Amanda Larson

2:00pm EST

Open Educational Resources as Tools to Foster Equity Concurrent 1Virginia Clinton-Lisell • Elizabeth Legerski • Bri Rhodes • Staci Gilpin

3:00pm EST

Pivoting in a Pandemic: How to Create an Online Asynchronous Course for OER Outreach & Education Concurrent 2Cristina Springfield

4:00pm EST

Faculty OER Experts' Strategies for Advancing Adoption of OER in Higher Education Concurrent 3Stephanie Sterling Brasley

4:30pm EST

“That’s not an Issue Here”: Addressing Myths and Misconceptions about OER at Private Institutions Concurrent 3Amanda Hurford • Erin Milanese • Jennifer Coronado

5:00pm EST

Open for Who?: Assessing the Accessibility of Open Textbooks Concurrent 3Teresa Schultz • Elena Azadbakht

7:30pm EST

Starting OER: Advocacy and Promotion View AnytimeRuth Monnier

12:00pm EST

Towards a Manifesto for Liberatory Open Education Concurrent 2Karen Cangialosi • Tanya Elias

2:00pm EST

It’s Alive! Reviving OER with Interactive Content to Create a Living Online Course Concurrent 5Michelle Nakano • Steel Wagstaff • Brenna Clarke Gray • Adeola Agoke

2:30pm EST

Redesigning an Open Textbook by Leveraging Media, Pedagogy, and Student Collaboration Concurrent 4Chaohua Ou • Aselia Urmanbetova

3:00pm EST

Reimagining Power in OER Labor Concurrent 3Lindsay Inge Carpenter • Jessica Dai

4:00pm EST

We Need to Talk About OER Discovery Concurrent 2Karen Lauritsen • Michelle Brennan • Camille Thomas • Wally Grotophorst

5:00pm EST

Evoking Curiosity for Curated, Collaborative, and Consumer-Created Content Concurrent 3Veronica Howard • Rachel Potter • Maggie Pavone

6:00pm EST

Hit a Wall? Practical Pathways When You Can’t Find the OER You Need Concurrent 3Lesley Farmer • Cyril Oberlander • Bryan Berrett • Cristina Springfield

7:29pm EST

Taco Tuesday Concurrent 1Tiffani Tijerina

7:30pm EST

Use it, Adapt it! New Tutorial on APA Citation View AnytimeSarah Adams

10:00am EST

Collaboration Across Contexts: Reframing OpenEd for a Post-Pandemic World Concurrent 1Dominic Regester • Taylor Kendal • Spencer Ellis • Sherry Jones • Jo Hironaka

11:00am EST

OER Courses: From 0 to 46 in One Year! Concurrent 5John Shannon • Keirsten Eberts

12:00pm EST

Open Art Histories: Reimagining How We Teach Visual and Material Cultures Concurrent 3Alena Buis • Johanna Amos • Sarah E.K. Smith • Jen Kennedy • Elizabeth Cavaliere (she/her) • Devon Smither

1:00pm EST

How Does OER Efficacy Vary Based on Student Age and Course Modality? A Multi-institutional Analysis Concurrent 1MJ Bishop • Virginia Clinton-Lisell

4:00pm EST

Open Pedagogy for Hyflex or Online Learning: Examples from HiEd Concurrent 5Maeve Dion

4:30pm EST

Breaking Barriers: Understanding and Removing Barriers to OER Use Concurrent 4Brandon Carson

5:00pm EST

OER Advocacy as Part of a Library-led Textbook Affordability Initiative with Student Government Concurrent 3Christopher Barnes Planned Research Study on Impact of No-Cost/Low-Cost Schedule Designation Concurrent 1Amy Hofer • Jennifer Lantrip • Shauna McNulty

7:30pm EST

Oh wE aRe in the Dark! [OER in the Dark!] Reconnecting Learning in Disconnected Spaces View AnytimeElaine Correa • Sandra Bozarth

10:00am EST

Privacy and Surveillance in Digital Courseware Concurrent 2Brandon Butler • Cecelia Parks • Judith Thomas

10:30am EST

SUNY Global Commons: Creating an International Experience in the Time of COVID-19 Concurrent 5Ed Beck • Chilton Reynolds

11:00am EST

Building a High Impact Car as We Raced It: Developing a Multi-discipline, Large-scale OER Collection Concurrent 3Michelle Soler • Enoch Park • Sarah Falls • Tonya Gerald-Goins

12:00pm EST

How Would You Teach if Copyright Wasn’t in the Way? Best Practices in Fair Use and Fair Dealing Concurrent 2Will Cross • Meredith Jacob • Peter Jaszi • Bilan Jama • Prue Adler • Jeselene Andrade

1:00pm EST

Open Resources for Nursing Update Concurrent 1Vince Mussehl • Kim Ernstmeyer

2:00pm EST

Supporting OER Development at the Campus Level Concurrent 5Martin Springborg • Katie Nelson

2:30pm EST

Knowing is Half the Battle: A Librarian OER Needs Assessment Concurrent 4Beth Shepard

3:00pm EST

Building Better OER Through Access to Cultural Heritage Materials Concurrent 4Jeremy Smith

4:00pm EST

Thursday Plenary: Dr. Jacquelyn Meshelemiah & Jessie Loyer All TogetherJessie Loyer • Jacquelyn Meshelemiah • Jasmine Roberts

6:00pm EST

A Case Study: How Do We Compensate Minoritized Social Justice Authors and Still Use an Open License? Concurrent 3Bob Casper • Federick Johnson • Keith L. Anderson

7:30pm EST

Boots on the Ground: Leveraging Practitioner Perspectives on Open Education in New England View AnytimeLindsey Gumb

10:30am EST

Student Textbook Usage in the Age of Skyrocketing Costs: Would OER Help? Concurrent 3Yang Wu

3:30pm EST

Digital Literacy OER: Creating View AnytimeKatsusuke Shigeta • Hiroaki Tanaka Open at the Edges, or the Edges of Open: Futures in Scholarly Collaboration View AnytimeBilly Meinke-Lau