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Daina Dickman

Sacramento State University
Scholarly Communication Librarian
Sacramento, CA

12:00pm EST

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

2:00pm EST

Faculty Experiences of OER Learning Circles Concurrent 3Mark Gucinski • Elissah Becknell • Karen Pikula • Dan Alosso • Carolyn Weber • Monica Roth Day • Rebecca March • Kate Brau • Nick Heisserer

2:30pm EST

Everything You Didn't Want to Know About OER: A Toolkit That Will Boost Your Confidence Concurrent 4Michelle Beechey

3:00pm EST

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

4:00pm EST

Libros en Español: Creating Language Equity through Open Education Concurrent 5Robin Miller • Juan Jesús Payán

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

Open for Who?: Assessing the Accessibility of Open Textbooks Concurrent 3Teresa Schultz • Elena Azadbakht Generating OER Conversations on Your Campus Concurrent 1Shayna Pekala #HonouringIndigenousWriters: Engaging Communities in Transforming Wikipedia Concurrent 5Erin Fields • Donna Langille

6:00pm EST

Opening Reception All Together

7:30pm EST

Collaborative Creation between Librarians and English Faculty: Communication and Planning for OER Textbooks View AnytimeSarah LeMire • Kathy Anders • Terri Pantuso Leading by Example: "Opening up" Library Tutorials View AnytimeJaclyn Chambers Page • Siscoe Boschman Designing an OER Advocacy Infographic View AnytimeJudith Sebesta Publishing Reimagined: An Overview of OER Publishing Services at the University of Texas at Arlington View AnytimeMichelle Reed • Danny Grigg • Jasmine Bridges Taking Over OER: Evolving an Established OER Program View AnytimeSam Harlow • Melody Rood

10:00am EST

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

12:00pm EST

Community Service and Open Pedagogy in the Time of COVID-19 Concurrent 5Nicolas Simon • Shaheera Khan • Jean Rienzo Towards a Manifesto for Liberatory Open Education Concurrent 2Karen Cangialosi • Tanya Elias

12:30pm EST

Let Us In!: Utilizing Decolonized OERs to Increase Learner Acquisition Concurrent 4Dennis Miller • Reine Turcato

1:00pm EST

Virtual Clinical 101: An Open Educational Resource Concurrent 1Raquel Bertiz • Jasline Moreno Accessing Open: Leveling the Playing Field for Students with Disabilities Concurrent 2Hannah Davidson

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 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

Innovative First Year Experience: Documenting Student Experiences During COVID-19 Concurrent 1DeeAnn Ivie • Emily Johnson Reimagining the System: From Individual Adopters to Programmatic Adaptation Concurrent 2Kimberly Yadon • Dustin Fife Reimagining Power in OER Labor Concurrent 3Lindsay Inge Carpenter • Jessica Dai

4:30pm EST

Collaborative Practice: Critical Information Literacies in Open Pedagogy Concurrent 4Erin Fields

5:00pm EST

OER for Online and Emergency Remote Learning in Community Colleges Concurrent 1Amee Evans Godwin • Jodie Steeley • Cynthia Jimes

6:00pm EST

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

Unlikely Partners: Harnessing Student Enthusiasm to Create an OER Grant View AnytimeBetty Garrison • Jesse Akman • Robert Miley Faculty Cohort Program: Semester-Long Learning Community on OER View AnytimeEmily Frank How Distance Learners Create Open Online Support Communities on Twitter View AnytimeOlivia Kelly Use it, Adapt it! New Tutorial on APA Citation View AnytimeSarah Adams Student-created Open Educational Resources in a First-year Writing Context View AnytimeJason Godfrey OER & the Digital Learning Innovation Trends Report View AnytimeTanya Joosten • Kate Lee-McCarthy

10:00am EST

Collaboration Across Contexts: Reframing OpenEd for a Post-Pandemic World Concurrent 1Dominic Regester • Taylor Kendal • Spencer Ellis • Sherry Jones • Jo Hironaka Embedding Mental Health and Wellbeing in Open Pedagogies Concurrent 5Leigh-Anne Perryman • Kate Lister Open Education in European Libraries of Higher Education: What We Know So Far Concurrent 3Vanessa Proudman

11:00am EST

Fostering Rapid Institution-wide Curricular Change in Response to COVID-19 Concurrent 2Eric Werth • Lori Werth • Katherine Williams OER Courses: From 0 to 46 in One Year! Concurrent 5John Shannon • Keirsten Eberts

12:00pm EST

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

12:30pm EST

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

1:00pm EST

Use of Open Educational Resources in Health Sciences Programs Libraries Concurrent 4Dayanne da Silva Prudencio • Andre Luis do Nascimento Ferreira • Lyvia Rocha de Jesus Araujo

2:00pm EST

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

4:00pm EST

Digital Storytelling Workshop: The Three Ps of Sharing the OER Story Concurrent 3Kelsey Howe • Garth Moore

4:30pm EST

Faculty, Librarians, and Designers, Oh My!: Rounding Out a System-Wide Advocacy Team Concurrent 5Jeff Gallant • Tiffani Reardon

5:00pm EST

Using Free & Open Digital Texts with K-12 Readers: Curating Quality Resources from Global Sources Concurrent 2Peggy Semingson Designing a Queer-Inclusive Human Sexuality Course Using OER Concurrent 4Kathryn Klement OER Advocacy as Part of a Library-led Textbook Affordability Initiative with Student Government Concurrent 3Christopher Barnes

7:30pm EST

Our Powers Combined: An Open Ed Collaboration Between a Librarian and a Professor View AnytimeKathy Dolan • Jennie Law 5 Apps and 5 Techniques to Create Engaging Online Classes View AnytimeFlorencia Gabriele • Mariella Hansen Classroom Culture: Fostering Inclusivity in the Digital World of ESL View AnytimeCaroline Kim Teaching Lysistrata in an Age of Protest View AnytimeJessalynn Bird The Carpentries Instructor Training Program: A Case Study View AnytimeSerah Njambi • Kari L. Jordan • Karen Word Libraries and Centers for Teaching and Learning: A Match Made in OER Heaven View AnytimeHeather Biedermann • Kimberly Johnson

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

Bringing Racial Justice to Affordable Learning at Ohio State Concurrent 4Ashley Miller • Amanda Postle • Dr. Adrienne Hopson

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 Engaging LIS Students with OER-Enabled Pedagogy Concurrent 4Christopher Hollister Reconceptualizing Sustainability in Open Education: The Experience of Virginia’s Academic Libraries Concurrent 5Genya O'Gara • Stephanie Westcott

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 Meet MetaDocencia: Volunteer Community Building for Teaching in Spanish, Online, and on Short Notice Concurrent 3Nicolas Palopoli • Elio Campitelli • Laura Acion • Paola Corrales • Yanina Bellini Saibene

2:00pm EST

Accessibility in OER Design Concurrent 3Jeff Gallant • Tiffani Reardon 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 Taking OER to the LIS: Reimagining the Preparation of Library Science Students for Open Education Concurrent 2Steven J. Bell

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

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 Global Perspectives in Open Ed: Opportunities for the Present and Future View AnytimeSpencer Ellis • Sandeep Patil Creating a CRT-enabled Open Pedagogy in Online Courses: An Example of a Renewable Assignment View AnytimeDorina Tila OER is Served: Framing OER as a Service to Stakeholders View AnytimeSara Tabaei • Georgia Westbrook Supplement Your Foreign Language Class with OER View AnytimeGemma Morawski • Ani Alcocer Does relationship building hold the key to the inclusion of Indigenous Traditional Knowledge in OERs? View AnytimeLauren Bourdages Driving Change in Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights with Open Education View AnytimeEglė Janušonytė • Ieva Berankytė • Laura Lalucat • Fatima Rodriguez The Femedtech Quilt of Care and Justice in Open Education View AnytimeFrances Bell • Anne-Marie Scott 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

The Carpentries Response to a Global Pandemic: Transitioning a Successful In-Person Workshop Model Concurrent 3Serah Njambi • Kari L. Jordan • Karen Word OE"ours": Inclusiveness in the OER classroom through Windows and Mirrors Concurrent 2Kari Frisch Reimagining State and Regional OER Conferences Concurrent 1Steven J. Bell • Amanda Coolidge • Matthew Bloom • Rebel Cummings-Sauls • Stephanie Pierce

10:30am EST

How the OERcamps reinvented Open Education (and where we failed) Concurrent 5Jöran Muuß-Merholz • Gabi Fahrenkrog • Blanche Fabri • Kristin Hirschmann

11:00am EST

Self-Determination Theory as a Framework for Structuring OER-enabled Pedagogy Concurrent 3Eric Werth • Katherine Williams OER’s Efficacy in Developing Lifelong Learning Competencies Concurrent 2Kathy Essmiller • Marla Lobley • Caitlin Kelley • Sharon Riley • Gbemisola Ale

12:00pm EST

Friday Plenary: The Future of OpenEd All Together

2:00pm EST

Closing Reflections & Next Steps All TogetherNicole Allen • Akanksha Bhatnagar • MJ Bishop • Spencer Ellis • Regina Gong • Danyal Hayat • Lee Miller • Emily Ragan • Jasmine Roberts • Ethan Senack • Amy Tan • Daniel Williamson

3:30pm EST

Digital Literacy OER: Creating View AnytimeKatsusuke Shigeta • Hiroaki Tanaka Scaffolding Open Textbook Project in an Undergraduate Core Curriculum Classroom View AnytimeJennifer Coronado Developing Faculty Advocates through a Textbook Affordability Summer Symposium View AnytimeMandi Goodsett KQED Media Academy: Designing Open PD that is Truly Open to All Educators View AnytimeRandall Depew • Rik Panganiban Open Pedagogy, or How to Save the Open Educational Resource Movement View AnytimeNicolas Simon • Hamish Lutris Sharing OER Adoptions Statewide: Open Oregon Resources and Z-Degree Applications View AnytimeTamara Marnell Sustainable Textbooks through Curation of Student Work View AnytimeKathy DesRoches

4:00pm EST

Closing Reception All Together