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

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Muffet Jones

Boise State University
Lecturer
Boise, ID

I am a lecturer in art history at Boise State University. I went to NYU and Columbia University and my primary areas of study are 19th and 20th Century American Art. At BSU I teach the Introduction to Art course which fulfills a requirement for undergraduates. The OER text I am currently creating is for this class. I have lived most of my life in New York and was a Brooklynite for many years. Besides art and New York you can talk to me about Game of Thrones, Joe Abercrombie and KJ Parker books, bulldogs, and punk rock.

11:00am

OEP Loading...: Considering Open Pedagogy in Practice ValenciaShinta Hernandez • Vedham Karpakakujaram • Samantha Streamer Veneruso

11:30am

Opening Up in Brooklyn: The KCC OER Initiative and OERs in Higher Ed ImperialShawna Brandle

12:00pm

Lunch Royal Ballroom

1:00pm

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

1:30pm

Theoretical Frameworks: Higher Ed, OER, and Writing Royal A - BRon Christiansen • Justin Jory • Marlena Stanford • Brittany Stephenson

2:30pm

Break Royal Ballroom

3:00pm

Secrets of an OER Champion ValenciaLinda Williams

3:30pm

Is the price still right? A continued evaluation of open vs traditional textbooks on student performance Terrace A - CTessamae Endes • Veronica Howard

4:00pm

Being True To The 5Rs: Publishing OER That Are Easy To Reuse And Remix MadridCody Taylor Sharing 21 Years of Experience in Authoring and Using Open Educational Resources ImperialGary Kaiser OER and what IDEA shop is doing at Boise State University BarcelonaDevshikha Bose • Bob Casper

5:00pm

Evening Reception Grand Ballroom A

9:00am

OER and Learning Research -- a unique capability MadridNorman Bier OER, Copyright, & Faculty: Are Academic Librarians Qualified to Support this Triptych? ValenciaLindsey Gumb

9:45am

Table 6 - Continuously improving content, assessments, and outcome alignment in OER courses Royal BallroomRobert Bodily • Ross Strader • David Wiley Table 8 - The Vision of Open Embeddable Assessments Royal BallroomJustin Ball • Joel Duffin Table 9 - A model and platform to facilitate open assessments Royal BallroomRobert Bodily • Benjamin Mackley Table 23 - Bootstrapping an English as Second Language MOOC: What Works and What Doesn't Royal BallroomCharles Danoff

11:00am

Table 12 - Faculty use of OER at Boise State University Royal BallroomBob Casper • Muffet Jones • Michael Strickland • Laurel Traynowicz

11:30am

Table 5 - OER-Enabled Pedagogy Royal BallroomJohn Hilton III • Rajiv Jhangiani • David Wiley

12:00pm

Unconference Orientation Royal BallroomDavid Wiley

12:35pm

Unconference Time Royal Ballroom

8:00pm

OpenEd Jam Session Royal A - B

9:15am

Keynote Address: Cathy Casserly Royal BallroomCathy Casserly

10:00am

Break Royal Ballroom

10:30am

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

11:30am

Modeling the Open Textbook Toolkit: Sharing Expertise that Promotes Creation of OERs ImperialWill Cross • Erica Hayes • Mira Waller

12:00pm

Lunch Royal Ballroom

1:30pm

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

2:30pm

Break Royal Ballroom

3:30pm

How can we destroy the open education movement? Conversations about ethics. ValenciaKaren Cangialosi • Jenny Darrow • Robin DeRosa • Gill Green • Christina Hendricks • Rajiv Jhangiani • Jamison Miller • Rosario Passos • Tara Robertson • Scott Robison