• OER Under the Hood with LibreTexts: ADAPT

    Concord, United States Concord, MA, United States

    Open Education Global (OEGlobal) opens a new season of its OER Under the Hood series where we take a test drive to admire the exterior features of OER. Then, like we might do with a sports car, we open the hood (or bonnet) to take a look at how it works, share how it was designed and […]

  • Universal Design for Learning and Open Education: Integrating Accessibility and Inclusion

    Regina, Canada Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

    Join the University of Regina, Centre for Teaching and Learning for our final 2025/2026 Open Education Speaker Series presentation "Universal Design for Learning and Open Education: Integrating Accessibility and Inclusion" with Dr. Ann Gagné and Kosar Dakhilalian (Brock University) 📅Date: Wednesday, April 15, 2026 🕰️Time: 11:00am - 12:00pm 🗺️Time Zone: CST/Saskatchewan Time 📌Register at https://uregina.libcal.com/event/4004017 […]

  • How Do Course Materials Impact Student Belonging? Insights from User Experience Research (CCCOER Webinar)

    Concord, United States Concord, MA, United States

    Explore how course materials – especially OER – shape students’ sense of belonging through insights from a user-experience-informed research study with undergraduate learners. This CCCOER webinar highlights key questions faculty authors should ask themselves about course reading language, organization, and purpose, in order to further student belonging. Attendees will take away practical strategies for editing […]

  • The big debate: Is Generative AI fundamentally incompatible with Open Educational Practices?

    Sydney, Australia Sydney, Australia

    Generative AI is changing everything! how we teach, how we learn, and how we share knowledge. But where does that leave Open Educational Practices and the values of access, equity, and collaboration at their core? UTS Open Education Week 2026 puts this question centre stage with a lively, structured debate that is rigorous and entertaining. Come curious. Leave informed! 

  • Open Wiki Assignments for Authentic Learning

    Sydney, Australia Sydney, Australia

    Many student assignments are written for one person, read once, and then never read again.  In this session, Dr. James Neill, from the Disciple of Psychology, University of Canberra, will challenge that model by exploring how open wiki assignments can turn student work into useful, open knowledge.  Rather than producing disposable assessments, students can curate their work using Wikimedia Foundation (WMF) sister projects such as Wikipedia, Wikiversity, and Wiki Commons. Student editing of one of world’s most widely […]

  • ISKME OER Summit

    Half Moon Bay, United States Half Moon Bay, CA, United States

    This free event will be hosted virtually on April 29 from 10:00 am – 1:00 pm Pacific Time. Taking inspiration from resilient redwood forests, ISKME’s OER Summit will focus on how being deeply rooted and connected in our communities helps us to rise and thrive together. Stay up to date about this event on the OER Commons […]