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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 Scull

Keene State College
Collection Development Librarian
Keene, NH

I am the Collection Development Librarian and Assistant Professor at Mason Library at Keene; so in addition to my responsibilities related to the collection I also teach courses in the Information Studies minor and information literacy sessions. I am very interested in the intersection of collections and instruction, and have previously presented and published about online instruction, the use of LibGuides and institutional repositories in instruction, and streaming video in the classroom.

8:30am PDT

Keynote Address: Ryan Merkley Royal BallroomRyan Merkley

9:15am PDT

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

10:00am PDT

Break Royal Ballroom

10:30am PDT

Equity, bias and their relationship to OER Madridjean amaral • Francesca Carpenter • Monica Poole • Daphnie Sicre • Brenda Vollman

11:00am PDT

Collaborating with Students on OER Advocacy GrenadaNicole Allen • Katie Steen • Kaitlyn Vitez • Brady Yano

11:30am PDT

Giving All Students a Voice: Word Generation in Our Nation's Toughest Schools MadridAllie Huyghe

12:00pm PDT

Lunch Royal Ballroom

1:00pm PDT

Fake It Til You Make It: OER and Media Literacy in the Classroom ValenciaMegan Gooding • Mystic Jordan • Daniel Regalado

1:30pm PDT

Aiming for Equity: Ensuring OER doesn’t exacerbate existing achievement gaps MadridErika Aparaka • Francesca Carpenter • Manuela Ekowo • Teresa Mooney • Ethan Senack

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

2:30pm PDT

Break Royal Ballroom

3:00pm PDT

Rebellions are Built on Hope: Joining Forces to Support OER in a Restrictive Institutional Environment Terrace D - FPenny Beile • Aimee deNoyelles • Rich Gause • Sarah Norris • John Raible UnCommon Women - the women in the commons GrenadaFrancesca Carpenter • Sarah Faye Cohen • Amanda Coolidge • Kelsey Merkley

3:30pm PDT

New York State's Major Funding for Open Educational Resources Royal C - FAlexis Clifton • Mark McBride

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 • David Ernst • Merinda McLure

5:00pm PDT

Evening Reception Grand Ballroom A

8:30am PDT

Leveraging Open Environments and Individual Passion to Make Progress Outside of Institutions MadridCarrie Nelson • Steel Wagstaff

9:00am PDT

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

9:45am PDT

The 'Opening' of the Library ValenciaIrene McGarrity • Amanda Scull

11:00am PDT

Table 15 - The hardest nut to crack: generating buy-in with your librarian colleagues Royal BallroomSarah Faye Cohen