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

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Liz Collins

Gale, a Cengage Company
Product Manager, K-12
liz.collins@cengage.com
Wednesday, October 11
 

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

Open Your Eyes to Open Education: 1-Day PD Offerings Introducing K-12 Educators to OER BarcelonaScott Cook • Cass Hall Moving Beyond OER to OEP: Incorporating Learner-Generated Content into a Non-Traditional Textbook that Responds to the Learning Styles of Today's Students ValenciaZoe Salloom • Susan Willey Secondary Students' Perceptions of Open Science Textbooks GrenadaAlesha Baker • Rebecca Morales

11:00am PDT

Reviewing K-12 OER Materials BarcelonaLiisa Moilanen Potts • Kasey Spencer

11:30am PDT

Building sustainable OER businesses in K-12 GrenadaKarl Nelson

1:00pm PDT

The Enacted Curriculum: How States and Districts are Empowering PreK-12 Teachers to Use OER BarcelonaErika Aparaka • Kristina Ishmael • Lindsey Tepe

1:30pm PDT

Aiming for Equity: Ensuring OER doesn’t exacerbate existing achievement gaps MadridErika Aparaka • Francesca Carpenter • Manuela Ekowo • Teresa Mooney • Ethan Senack A New Tool to Personalize Learning with OER: The Middletown Learning Path BarcelonaKenneth Eastwood • Raymond Rozycki • Jennifer Wolfe Complementary and Necessarily Bundled: Leveraging Partnerships to Bring Open Pedagogy to Scale ValenciaSarah Faye Cohen • Amy Hofer • Michelle Reed • Quill West

3:30pm PDT

Perceived Effects of Open Textbook Usage on Secondary Science Classroom Practice ValenciaStacie Mason Is the price still right? A continued evaluation of open vs traditional textbooks on student performance Terrace A - CTessamae Endes • Veronica Howard

4:00pm PDT

Being True To The 5Rs: Publishing OER That Are Easy To Reuse And Remix MadridCody Taylor 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
 
Thursday, October 12
 

8:30am PDT

Multiply K-12 OER BarcelonaBeatriz de los Arcos • Connie Blomgren • Royce Kimmons • Verena Roberts

9:45am PDT

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

10:15am PDT

Table 16 - Learn First: OER, the College's Strategic Plan, and Community Royal BallroomRobin DeRosa • Jim Luke OER in K-12: Successes, Challenges, Lessons Learned (and Learning) BarcelonaLayla Bonnot • Meredith Jacob • Barbara Soots

11:00am PDT

OER STEM for K12 BarcelonaSABIER

11:30am PDT

Table 5 - OER-Enabled Pedagogy Royal BallroomJohn Hilton III • Rajiv Jhangiani • David Wiley Table 27 - Copyright Questions: Incorporating 3rd Party Quotations, Illustrations, and more into OER Royal BallroomMeredith Jacob • Barbara Soots • Whitney Whealdon
 
Friday, October 13
 

8:30am PDT

Keynote Address: David Bollier Royal BallroomDavid Bollier

9:15am PDT

Keynote Address: Cathy Casserly Royal BallroomCathy Casserly

10:30am PDT

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

11:00am PDT

Pressbooks as a 'Platform': Publishing Open Texts which Feature Interaction, Annotation, Learning Analytics and more ImperialHugh McGuire • Steel Wagstaff

11:30am PDT

Modeling the Open Textbook Toolkit: Sharing Expertise that Promotes Creation of OERs ImperialWill Cross • Erica Hayes • Mira Waller Good Citizens or Obnoxious Tourists: Commercial Publishers, Learner Insights, and the Open Education Community GrenadaRenee Altier • Charles Linsmeier

1:00pm PDT

Cengage Learning (aka 'Big Publisher'), OER, and Affordability: A Learner Access and Success Strategy BarcelonaCheryl Costantini • Christopher Cummings • Jon Mott