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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.

Amanda Langdon

Nielsen Library, Adams State University
Access Services and Distance Education Librarian

I just established my University's first-ever OER Committee! I've never chaired a committee before, so any suggestions would be very much appreciated!

12:00pm EST

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

2:00pm EST

We Can Make a Difference: The Impact of OER Initiatives Concurrent 5Tanya Spilovoy • Jeff Seaman

2:30pm EST

The Beginner's Guide to a College-wide OER Implementation Concurrent 3Deborah M. Bowles • Michael Smith

3:00pm EST

Get Your Bearings: Building Relationships and Using Data to Understand Your Unique Campus Concurrent 4Cassandra Konz

4:00pm EST

A First Time for Everything: Novice Open Educators Take Center Stage with Open Pedagogy Approaches Concurrent 1Kim Hoffman • Moriana Garcia • Louann Terveer • Heather Miceli • Carrie Baldwin-SoRelle • Sarah Siddiqui

5:00pm EST

Generating OER Conversations on Your Campus Concurrent 1Shayna Pekala

12:00pm EST

You Don't Have to Write the Textbook: Curating Your Content for Class Concurrent 3Gina Loveless

12:30pm EST

Incentivizing Open: Creating a Multi-Year OER Grant Program Concurrent 5Olga Perkovic • Joanne Kehoe

1:00pm EST

On the Possibility of Involving Graduate Students in OpenEd’s Shift from Niche to Default Concurrent 5Maya Hey

2:00pm EST

Zero Textbook Cost Degrees: Assess Campus Readiness and Plan for Success Concurrent 2James Glapa-Grossklag • Ron Oxford • Kelsey Smith • Liz Yata • Una Daly

3:00pm EST

Reimagining the System: From Individual Adopters to Programmatic Adaptation Concurrent 2Kimberly Yadon • Dustin Fife

4:00pm EST

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

5:30pm EST

Tuesday Tea Time Trivia Concurrent 1

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

10:30am EST

Collaborating Toward an Open Future in Education Concurrent 3Jan Neumann • Denise Coté • Javiera Atenas • Fabio Nascimbeni • Leo Havemann

11:00am EST

Overcoming Barriers to Sustainable Open Education Initiatives: Labor and Ethical Considerations Concurrent 1Chris Guder • Bryan McGeary

12:00pm EST

The Power of Student Voice in the Open Education Movement Concurrent 2Hailey Babb • Winni Zhang

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

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

Graduate Student Voice and Choice: Exploring How Co-design of OER Impacts Learning and Engagement Concurrent 4Barbara Brown • Christie Hurrell • Verena Roberts • Mia Travers-Hayward • Michele Jacobsen • Nicole Neutzling

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

6:30pm EST

Faculty Perceptions of Open Pedagogy: Examining Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility Concurrent 1John Hilton III • Bryson Hilton • Cecil Short

10:00am EST

Beyond Funding: Strategies for Sustaining OER at a Community College Concurrent 4Tamara Girardi • Andrea Hartranft

10:30am EST

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

11:00am EST

Self-Determination Theory as a Framework for Structuring OER-enabled Pedagogy Concurrent 3Eric Werth • Katherine Williams

12:00pm EST

Friday Plenary: The Future of OpenEd All Together

3:30pm EST

Scaffolding Open Textbook Project in an Undergraduate Core Curriculum Classroom View AnytimeJennifer Coronado

4:00pm EST

Closing Reception All Together