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OpenEd20

Welcome to the 2020 Open Education Conference! The conference was held November 9-13, 2020, but all of the recordings are available to explore and enjoy anytime. Watch this video for an update on plans for #OpenEd21 and sign up here to stay in the loop!

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Chrissina Burke

Northern Arizona University
Senior Lecturer
Flagstaff Arizona

I am a non-tenure track faculty member. I believe to be truly equitable, faculty should use OER. I am interested in engaged pedagogy that support students no matter their educational goals.

10:00am EST

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

Getting Started with OER Concurrent 2Cheryl Cuillier

3:00pm EST

Using Open Content to Create a Culturally Relevant Classroom Concurrent 1Richard Sebastian • Ruanda Garth-McCullough

4:00pm EST

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

4:30pm EST

Reimagining Inclusive Design/Policies with OER & Open Pedagogy: Going Beyond Affordability Concurrent 4CJ Ivory • Dawn (Nikki) Cannon-Rech • TaJuan Wilson

5:00pm EST

#HonouringIndigenousWriters: Engaging Communities in Transforming Wikipedia Concurrent 5Erin Fields • Donna Langille

10:00am EST

Tuesday Plenary: Maha Bali & Mia Zamora All TogetherMaha Bali • Mia Zamora • Regina Gong

1:00pm EST

Accessing Open: Leveling the Playing Field for Students with Disabilities Concurrent 2Hannah Davidson

2:00pm EST

Opening a Space and Place for #WOCinOER: Stories, Experiences, and Narratives Concurrent 1Ariana Santiago • Cynthia Orozco • Regina Gong

2:30pm EST

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

3:00pm EST

Employing Students as Partners in Open Educational Resource Creation Concurrent 4Kim Mears • Meghan Landry • Tiffany MacLennan

6:00pm EST

Hit a Wall? Practical Pathways When You Can’t Find the OER You Need Concurrent 3Lesley Farmer • Cyril Oberlander • Bryan D. Berrett • Cristina Springfield Reimagining OERs in Humanities Courses: Best Practices for Literature, Mythology, Art History & More Concurrent 2Monica Fuglei • Susan Stafinbil • Mitch Cota • Karen Danielson

6:30pm EST

OER and Open Pedagogy in a Native Hawaiian Place of Learning Concurrent 1LynleyShimat Lys • Māhealani Ahia

7:30pm EST

Ethical Dilemmas in an Open Technical Communication Textbook: Lessons in Audience Awareness View AnytimeTamara Powell • Tiffani Reardon

10:00am EST

How (and Why) to Create Your Own OER Podcast Concurrent 2Brett Paci • Sarah Hansen Embedding Mental Health and Wellbeing in Open Pedagogies Concurrent 5Leigh-Anne Perryman • Kate Lister

10:30am EST

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

11:00am EST

"Science Isn't Really My Thing": Nonmajor Students’ Perceptions of an Open Pedagogy Project Concurrent 3Lindsey Gumb • Heather Miceli • Morgan Strassburg • Ainsley Iovanna

12:00pm EST

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

12:30pm EST

Opening Ways: Collaborating Through Common Challenges to Open Education Concurrent 5Ashley Sergiadis • Philip Smith

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

2:00pm EST

Wednesday Plenary: Sharon Leu & Dr. Harrison Keller All TogetherHarrison Keller • Sharon Leu

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

Designing a Queer-Inclusive Human Sexuality Course Using OER Concurrent 4Kathryn Klement

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

Changing the Narrative: Queens History as World History Concurrent 4Kathryn Shaughnessy • Elaine Carey

11:00am EST

Bringing Racial Justice to Affordable Learning at Ohio State Concurrent 4Ashley Miller • Amanda Postle • Dr. Adrienne Hopson Reimagining a Historical Methods/Student Success Course: Balancing Needs and Demands Through OER Concurrent 1Kim Breuer • Stephanie Cole • Brandon Blakeslee

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

12:30pm EST

What Provosts Want Concurrent 4Kaitlyn Vitez • Cailyn Nagle • Deepak Shenoy

1:00pm EST

Looking Beyond Cost: OER as Intentionally Engaged Social Justice Concurrent 2Marco Seiferle-Valencia

2:00pm EST

Renewable Texts/Renewable Assignments: Interrogating Race, Gender, and Class Assumptions in OER Concurrent 1Bonnie Robinson • Corey Parson • Lainie Pomerleau

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

6:30pm EST

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

7:30pm EST

Education Without Borders View AnytimeLiubov Tupikina Bauer Using Open Pedagogy to Support Inclusive, Student-Centered Open Educational Practice: Lessons From the Field View AnytimeWill Cross • Lindsey Gumb • Heather Miceli Cracking The Disciplines Open: How I’m Bringing Open into Political Science, and Why You Should Consider Cracking Your Field Open, Too View AnytimeShawna Brandle

10:00am EST

OE"ours": Inclusiveness in the OER classroom through Windows and Mirrors Concurrent 2Kari Frisch

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

3:30pm EST

Co-curating Open Knowledge for Educational Justice? A Metadata Meeting of the Minds View Anytimegarrett graddy-lovelace Scaffolding Open Textbook Project in an Undergraduate Core Curriculum Classroom View AnytimeJennifer Coronado Empathy is the New Design for OER Development View AnytimeEnoch Park Open Pedagogy, or How to Save the Open Educational Resource Movement View AnytimeNicolas Simon • Hamish Lutris