What strategies do Karlstad University and Sweden have for Open Educational Resources and Open Education and how do they match the recommendations made by UNESCO? Library director Jörg Pareigis talks […]
From UNESCO recommendations to local action – the Swedish case Read More »
In this webinar for OEGlobal members, we’ll explain the HAN change approach to digital education. Our 12-year program includes 5 subprojects: Support Change Management Technical Infrastructure Professionalize, Recognize & Appreciate
The HAN Change Approach Read More »
Join Maura Flynn, OER Librarian at Technological University of the Shannon Libraries during Open Education Week 2025, to discuss how OER can support your teaching and learning. The Learning Outcomes
An introduction to Open Educational Resources (OER) Read More »
Creative Commons licenses are a possibility for you, as a creator of an original work, to define the copyright of your work, making it more shareable. In this workshop we
Creative Commons Licenses: What are they, and how can I use them? Read More »
AI is transforming Open Education, but is it leading us toward progress or chaos? This librarian-led panel will question the opportunities, challenges, and impact AI presents for the Open community,
Join librarians Vincent Kang and Majdolene Dajani from Skyline College as they help faculty understand the power of Creative Commons licenses and how we can use them to share and
Creative Commons Licenses Read More »
Many folks figure that they can use anything in their courses under the guise of Fair Use. What most people don’t realize is that there are rules and regulations of
How Not to Be an Accidental Pirate Read More »
Copyright is tricky business! Join librarians Pia Walawalkar and Ame Maloney of Skyline College to discuss copyright myths and facts related to OER adoption. Note: While this presentation’s audience is
Copyright Mythbusters Workshop and © Microcourse Read More »
Are you interested in talking with colleagues about how AI impacts open educational resources and free course materials? Join instructional designer Jennifer Howze-Owens of the College of San Mateo for
Open Educational Resources and Artificial Intelligence Read More »
“The rise of online education has transformed teaching and learning paradigms. These changes are fueled by advancements in technology and the demand for flexible, inclusive access to education—even in times
The Evolution of Open and Distributed Learning Read More »
