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Open Education 2017

OpenEd17: The 14th Annual Open Education Conference
October 11 – 13, 2017 :: Anaheim, CA

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Amanda Hurford

Private Academic Library Network of Indiana
Scholarly Communications Director

4:00pm PDT

First Timers Session: Intro to Open Education Garden Room 1 and 2David Wiley

8:30am PDT

Welcome by Dr. Raúl Rodríguez, Chancellor, Rancho Santiago Community College District Royal Ballroom Keynote Address: Ryan Merkley Royal BallroomRyan Merkley

9:15am PDT

Keynote Panel: Cherylee Kushida and Jodi Coffman Royal Ballroomjodi coffman • Cherylee Kushida

10:30am PDT

Scaling Up OERs in Louisiana: A Statewide Plan for Building a Sustainable Library Effort Terrace D - FEmily Frank • Teri Gallaway Supporting Faculty in Learning, Adopting, and Embracing OERs ImperialKimberly Johnson • Carrie Miller • Karen Pikula

11:00am PDT

How the Sausage Gets Made: Building State-Wide Support for Open Education Initiatives Royal C - FRobert Butterfield • Sarah Faye Cohen • Teri Gallaway • Glenda Thornton • Anita Walz

11:30am PDT

Beyond the Z-Degree: A New Model for OER in Higher Education Royal A - BLauren Durkin • Steve Phillips • Devon Ritter

1:00pm PDT

The Open Textbook Network Vision GrenadaMicheal Dernst

1:30pm PDT

Open Collaboration & Open Textbooks: Making It Work Terrace D - FHugh McGuire 10 Tips for Getting Faculty to Open Up: Number 6 will shock you! ImperialSarah Hansen

2:00pm PDT

Through the Valley of the Shadow of Creative Commons: Converting a Composition II Class to OER (Faculty & Librarian Collaboration) ImperialTina Buck • Carrie Gits

3:00pm PDT

Secrets of an OER Champion ValenciaLinda Williams The Critical Role of Faculty in Growing Your OER Initiative ImperialJody Carson • Sue Tashjian

3:30pm PDT

World Religions in Greater Indianapolis: An OER Pilgrimage ImperialMilan Andrejevich • John Cooney • Rachel Barrett Knight • Michelle Nikla • Sarah Shepler

4:00pm PDT

What Did Jane Think? Faculty Perceptions of the Strengths and Weaknesses of Open Textbooks & Implications for Authors & Publishers Terrace A - COlga Belikov • Micheal Dernst • Merinda McLure

8:30am PDT

Assessing the Impact of Open Pedagogy on Student Skills Mastery and Perception of Relevance Terrace D - FMatthew Bloom

9:00am PDT

OER, Copyright, & Faculty: Are Academic Librarians Qualified to Support this Triptych? Valencia

9:45am PDT

Table 1 - Collaborating with Your Campus Bookstore Royal BallroomCheryl (Cuillier) Casey • Cindy Hawk

10:15am PDT

The Growing Impact of the Web on Open Education ImperialJohn Buckingham • Owen Hall, Jr. Influences from the Year of Open MadridSusan Huggins

11:00am PDT

Table 18 - Connect OER Royal BallroomNicole Allen • Brady Yano Table 23 - Current developments of the OER World Map Project Royal BallroomJan Neumann

10:30am PDT

Moving from Affordable to Open: Struggles and Successes BarcelonaJaime Hannans • Jacob Jenkins • Jill Leafstedt

11:00am PDT

Barriers, Incentives, and Benefits of the OER Movement: An Exploration into Instructor Perspectives Terrace A - CSerena Henderson

11:30am PDT

Building and Sustaining an OER Initiative Royal C - FLarry Chase • Tony DeFranco

1:00pm PDT

Communications Workshop: Message and Media Training MadridMichelle Austin • Tanja Hester

1:30pm PDT

Simple Curation: Using Online Tools to Collect, Organize, and Share ImperialStephanie Slaton

2:00pm PDT

Sustaining an Open Textbook Collection: Addressing the Challenges GrenadaLauri Aesoph • Karen Lauritsen

3:00pm PDT

Placing OER in the context of broader higher education battles BarcelonaEthan Senack

4:00pm PDT

Three Years of the Open Course Option: A Retrospective Terrace A - CSteve Phillips • Devon Ritter