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Are you interested in going beyond using OER? How about creating your own? Join OER Librarian Dan Cockcroft on March 6th at 11am MT to learn about licence compatibility, copyright, publishing support and more as we explore how you too can release your own openly licensed material.
More scholarly content is being published Open Access (unrestricted and free to access) every day. This allows timely access to current research for everyone, including key topics such as health, climate data, and more. Join this workshop to learn how to discover Open Access content, and use it in research projects.
One of the key advantages of Open Education is the ability to reuse and adapt existing content. Luckily, this also addresses some of its biggest challenges: time to create, localization, and visibility. However, navigating through the vast sea of open educational resources can be overwhelming. Join us for this quick 30 minute session about the […]
Join us for a two-day showcase of the OER Rangers program. As part of a train-the-trainer approach to Open Education, the Open Library has convened four panels where our 2023 cohort of Open Education Rangers will share their insights on a multitude of topics. Having spent the year working to raise awareness, build capacity and […]
Cette activité de type café jasette se veut un moment convivial entre la conférencière invitée et les personnes participantes. Patricia-Anne Blanchet est conseillère en pédagogie autochtone à l’Université de Sherbrooke et elle coordonne les activités du comité M8wwa mamu au sein de la Faculté d’éducation. Il s’agit d’une discussion de type retour d’expérience concernant sa […]
As we have done the past few years during Open Education Week, we “open” the OEG Voices podcast recording studio so you can listen in and participate in the conversations. By being there live you can hear the podcast before we produce it! Join us in the OEG Voices studio Wednesday March 6 when we are fortunate […]
With the explosion of different AI tools, it is more important than ever to consider their limitations and the cost of using them, especially in education. This presentation will serve as the launch of an open video with students and faculty discussing AI and how it can be incorporated responsibly into teaching and learning. This […]
La discussion abordera les liens entre l'intelligence artificielle et l'éducation ouverte, mettant en évidence les opportunités, les défis et les implications éthiques. Nous examinerons le rôle croissant de l'IA dans ce domaine, réfléchissant à son impact sur l'accès à l'éducation et l'autonomie des apprenants. Une liste _ non exhaustive _ des thématiques abordées : Hallucinations, […]
Happening at Texas State University: Bring your lunch and learn how to use Open Pedagogical practices to transform a normal assignment into one that increases student engagement!
Hosted by Rollins College Olin Library & IDT. Transform your students' perspective from a "have to" to a "get to" mindset, by blending Open Pedagogical methods with Disney theme park design principles. Delve into immersive thematic strategies, interactive learning modalities, and captivating storytelling techniques that foster inquiry and deepen comprehension. Join forces with us to […]
Join us for a two-day showcase of the OER Rangers program. As part of a train-the-trainer approach to Open Education, the Open Library has convened four panels where our 2023 cohort of Open Education Rangers will share their insights on a multitude of topics. Having spent the year working to raise awareness, build capacity and […]
Join Ohio State’s University Libraries and the Affordable Learning Exchange team virtually on March 6, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. (Eastern Time) for an engaging conversation on OER. The event, Navigating the Future: The Sustainability of OER Initiatives, aims to explore the barriers, successes, and developing strategies for future-proofing OER initiatives.
Rejoignez-nous pour un webinaire sur les ressources éducatives et logiciels libres animé par Alexis Kauffmann. Découvrez comment les ressources éducatives et logiciels libres sont intégrés dans l'éducation nationale française. Webinaire sur inscription !
Please join CARLI and the Open Educational Resource Committee as we celebrate a series of programs highlighting the upcoming publications of Illinois SCOERs Round Two and Three awardees. The Illinois SCOERs awards are made possible because of a generous grant from the Fund for the Improvement of Post-Secondary Education (FIPSE) and the United States Department […]
Open education is a social justice issue. In this session, we will explore how to use our positions of power to open the gates of democracy in our classrooms and disrupt the status quo.
Explore the OER Nursing Essentials Project, which will culminate in eight free and open nursing textbooks, based on the AACN Essentials curriculum, designed and developed in collaboration with stakeholders at Texas institutions and nursing educators from across the country.
This is an event by students for students. We thank eCampus Ontario for supporting this event. When: March 6, 2024, 11am- 1pm Where: The lower atrium at the Conestoga Doon Campus OER student assistants invite all Conestoga students to learn about Open Educational Resources (OERs) and the multiple ways students can use (or help create!) […]
Discover the transformative journey of Open Educational Resources (OER) at the University of Texas at Arlington in our engaging hybrid event. Since 2017, our OER department has grown from a single visionary to a pioneering team, publishing 26 OERs and championing the integration of open resources in education. This concise presentation will share insights into […]
We are thrilled to invite you to an open online live streamed event organised by students from the MA in Digital Education within the School of Education at the University of Leeds and students from the MSc in Digital Education at the University of Edinburgh in collaboration with Open Education Global during Open Education Week 2024. […]
Brock University's Centre for Pedagogical Innovation is excited to host Denise Smith, Head, Research Lifecycle, Brock University Library as she shares her experiences as an educator working with the WikiEducation project to improve health sciences articles in Wikipedia.
