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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.

Kimberly Hale

Columbia College Chicago
Academic Engagement Librarian
Chicago, Illinois

https://library.colum.edu

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4:00pm EST

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

4:30pm EST

Making Music Education Open: A New Framework Concurrent 5Matthew Vest • Kathleen DeLaurenti

5:00pm EST

Strangers in a Strange Land: How We Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Our OER Colleagues Concurrent 2Randi Madisen • Eric Riedel • Kelly Donahue • Caroline Toscano • Crystal De Kam

5:30pm EST

Tuesday Tea Time Trivia Concurrent 1

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

7:30pm EST

Unlikely Partners: Harnessing Student Enthusiasm to Create an OER Grant View AnytimeBetty Garrison • Jesse Akman • Robert Miley 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

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 3Heather Miceli • Morgan Strassburg • Ainsley Iovanna 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

Evolving Open Education Policy in Texas Higher Education Concurrent 2Kylah Torre • Sheri Ranis

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 Goller • David Tully • Erin A. McKenney

4:30pm EST

Breaking Barriers: Understanding and Removing Barriers to OER Use Concurrent 4Brandon Carson Faculty, Librarians, and Designers, Oh My!: Rounding Out a System-Wide Advocacy Team Concurrent 5Jeff Gallant • Tiffani Tijerina

5:00pm EST

OER Advocacy as Part of a Library-led Textbook Affordability Initiative with Student Government Concurrent 3Christopher Barnes

7:00pm EST

Late Show All TogetherJonathan Poritz • Spencer Ellis • Robert Awkward • Hailey Babb • Emily Ragan • Early Show + Late Show

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 Customizing Textbooks without Publishers: Empowering MATH Faculty to Create an Open Educational Resource (OER) View AnytimeBruce Herbert • Samantha Shields • Angela Allen • Kathryn Bollinger • Vanessa Coffelt • Jennifer Whitfield Applying OE to Faculty Support & Program Management: The Instructor’s Workbook View AnytimeMaeve Dion

10:00am EST

Privacy and Surveillance in Digital Courseware Concurrent 2Brandon Butler • Cecelia Parks • Judith Thomas Creating and Adopting Open Educational Resources in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Concurrent 1Geoffrey Graybeal • Michelle Ferrier

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 1Kimberly 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 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 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

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

Accessibility in OER Design Concurrent 3Jeff Gallant • Tiffani Tijerina 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

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 Student Creators: Developing an Open Marketing Resource for Non-Profits Concurrent 3Andrea Niosi • Paris Summers • Vanessa Mora

7:30pm EST

Moving from OER for Students to OER with Students View AnytimeMelissa Randall

10:30am EST

How the OERcamps reinvented Open Education (and where we failed) Concurrent 5Jöran Muuß-Merholz • Gabi Fahrenkrog • Blanche Fabri • Kristin Hirschmann Student Textbook Usage in the Age of Skyrocketing Costs: Would OER Help? Concurrent 3Yang Wu

12:00pm EST

Friday Plenary: The Future of OpenEd All Together

2:00pm EST

Closing Reflections & Next Steps All TogetherNicole • 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

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 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 Sustainable Textbooks through Curation of Student Work View AnytimeKathy DesRoches Open at the Edges, or the Edges of Open: Futures in Scholarly Collaboration View AnytimeBilly Meinke-Lau