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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

Donna Langille

UBC Okanagan
Community Engagement Librarian

10:00am EST

Welcome All TogetherNicole Allen • 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

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

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

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

3:30pm EST

"Mad Tea" Concurrent 1Maha Bali • Mia Zamora • Regina Gong

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 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

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

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

1:00pm EST

Collaborative Creation of the OER Metadata Rosetta Stone Concurrent 4Bill Jones • Camille Thomas • Heather White

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

3:00pm EST

Employing Students as Partners in Open Educational Resource Creation Concurrent 4Kim Mears (she/her) • Meghan Landry • Tiffany MacLennan Reimagining Power in OER Labor Concurrent 3Lindsay Inge Carpenter • Jessica Dai

4:00pm EST

Opening Access in Remote Communities: A Canadian North Perspective Concurrent 1Jim Stauffer • Tammy Soanes-White • Wanda Roberts

4:30pm EST

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

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 D. Berrett • Cristina Springfield

7:30pm EST

Use it, Adapt it! New Tutorial on APA Citation View AnytimeSarah Adams The Student OER Advocacy Training Guide: A look into Developing Sustainable, Inclusive Internship Practices View AnytimeJen Hughes • Andrea Scott

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

12:30pm EST

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

1:00pm EST

OER Sustainability through Capacity Building, Equity & Research: Updates from the DOERS3 Initiative Concurrent 5Kevin Corcoran • Andrew McKinney • James Hallmark • Clarenda Phillips

2:00pm EST

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

4:00pm EST

The Open Pedagogy Incubator as a Model for Building an Online Community to Support Open Pedagogy Concurrent 2Will Cross • Carlos C. Goller • David Tully • Erin McKenney 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 Tijerina

5:00pm EST

How a Multi-Institutional Collaboration Leveraged Undiscovered Expertise and Sparked Innovation Concurrent 5Marie Rutherford • Kimberlee Carter OER Advocacy as Part of a Library-led Textbook Affordability Initiative with Student Government Concurrent 3Christopher Barnes

7:30pm EST

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

12:00pm EST

Engaging LIS Students with OER-Enabled Pedagogy Concurrent 4Christopher Hollister Rebuilding Open Courses for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion: A Community College Perspective Concurrent 1Shinta Hernandez • Tonja Conerly • Quill West • Ursula Pike Building a Support Network for Implementation of the UNESCO Recommendation on OER Concurrent 3Cable Green • Jennryn Wetzler • Igor Lesko • Paul Stacey

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

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

Vocational Students Experience in the Co-Creation of OER Concurrent 2Chad Flinn 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

Does relationship building hold the key to the inclusion of Indigenous Traditional Knowledge in OERs? View AnytimeLauren Bourdages Open Education Leadership Project Showcase View AnytimeDawn (Nikki) Cannon-Rech • Sonya Lockett • Hailey Babb Write Once, Publish Everywhere: Developing an Efficient Workflow for Multiplatform OER Publishing View AnytimeMatthew LeHew

11:00am EST

OER’s Efficacy in Developing Lifelong Learning Competencies Concurrent 2Kathy Essmiller • Marla Lobley • Caitlin Kelley • Sharon Riley • Gbemisola Ale

3:30pm EST

Open at the Edges, or the Edges of Open: Futures in Scholarly Collaboration View AnytimeBilly Meinke-Lau