Join us for a brief 30-minute session to learn the work DOERS3 is doing to update the rubric formerly known as the Equity Through OER Rubric, which is currently under revision for its 2.0 update. In the session, you will hear how the group is moving forward with updates based on feedback and lessons learned […]
This is the last of the OEWeek Live! sessions for Open Education Week 2025. These webcasts are set up as informal conversations. For each show we invite a group of open educators willing to have a discussion that lacks an agenda and slides with bullet points. These conversational sessions start with sharing of their current […]
What a week, all the way around the world and back! By request of a colleague we have scheduled an end of day (North America) social gathering for anyone who wants to just smile and feel good about a very full week. Bring any beverage, pop, water, coffee, sit back, oput your feet up, and […]
Wiki Loves Africa (WLA) is an annual contest where anyone across Africa can contribute free media that is relevant to their experience to Wikimedia Commons for use on Wikipedia and other Wikimedia communities (Wikimedia movement), and also make this shared media freely available for the Humankind. This year marks the 11th anniversary of the contest and […]
Creating and sharing Open Educational Resources (OER) gives educators the freedom to design flexible, affordable learning experiences. But what if you could take it even further? AI-powered tools are making it easier than ever to develop high-quality OER materials, and social annotation is transforming how students interact with course content. Join Diana Fordham, Missouri Southern State […]
As the world's go-to encyclopedia, Wikipedia's content should reflect the diversity of the real world, but in areas like gender representation, it can still fall short. The persisting gender gap on Wikipedia extends from its content across subjects and biographies to its content contributors themselves – a gap that individual editors, organized groups of contributors, and […]
We will host a post-OE Week reflection session, with Alan Levine. This will be an open conversation and reflection using the posts from the Padlet we will be collecting and curating reflections, thoughts, ideas throughout OE Week. This session will take place on Monday 17 March at 9 pm Cairo | 7 pm UTC | […]
Did you know MIT OpenCourseWare and the Community College Consortium for OER (CCCOER) have become friends? We’re having great conversations and swapping ideas about Open. And we’d like to bring you in on it! Join us as we spotlight recent teaching materials from MIT OpenCourseWare and their work with community colleges. Add your voice to […]
How do we share free knowledge with people who have no stable internet? How do you identify the right offline solution if you cannot see it in action first online? Many steps must be taken before offline solutions can benefit the people they are designed for, some of which are quite tricky. In this OEWeek25 […]
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, tackling the overarching question, where does AI fit into OER? Join us for a discussion on the evolving role of AI in Open Education and […]
This March, in celebration of International Women’s History Month, and WikiAfrica Hour will be bringing together inspiring women from across the Wikimedia Movement to explore how our communities support women—and where we can do more. Join us!
