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8:30am EDT

Keynote: Sara Goldrick-Rab Grand Ballroom

9:15am EDT

Keynote: TJ Bliss Grand Ballroom

10:00am EDT

Break TBA

10:30am EDT

Advancing OER policy through Open Government Partnership B17Nicole Allen • Jan Gondol Benefits and Challenges of Adopting Open Textbooks in a K-12 School B13Tutaleni Asino • Alesha Baker • Jose Fulgencio • Ying Xiu Big Data, Little Data: A story behind the numbers B11Maha Al-Freih • Katie Bradford • Whitney Kilgore OER Advocacy and Adoption in Utah Libraries B12Zack Allred • Jen Hughes The Future of Open and Online? Toward Peer-Led Collaborative Learning B14Larry Cooperman • Stefano Stefan Designing Effective Open Educational Practices and Policies at Community Colleges with the Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources (CCCOER) B18Una Daly Reading, Writing & Arithmetic Meet the 5Rs: Opening the Adult Education Classroom with Open Professional Development B16Delphinia Brown • Amanda Duffy • Dahlia Shaewitz • Ruth Sugar

10:55am EDT

Open Math Adoption in Elementary Schools: An Empirical Study B13Lane Fischer • John Hilton III • Ross Larson • Barbara Soots • David Wiley 'All the words of wisdom sound the same' - open research in a closed world B11David Kernohan But What About The College Store? The Impact of Textbook Affordability Projects B12Steven Bell Credits for MOOCs B14Willem van Valkenburg

11:30am EDT

SUNY Open Educational Resources: Improving Faculty Discovery and Adoption B18Michael Daly • Mark McBride • Maria Pacheco • Michael Youngs A Pilot's Eye View - from concept to roll out B13Karl Nelson • Larry Singer Slaying GOBLINs: Gamification as Open Educational Practice B16John Stewart • Keegan Long Wheeler Make Open Education and OER Practical with Open Standards (LTI & Common Cartridge) B11Bracken Mosbacker LOUISiana OER Faculty Survey: Librarians opening doors B12Teri Gallaway The Open Research Agenda B14Rob Farrow • Beck Pitt • Martin Weller

12:00pm EDT

Lunch Grand Ballroom

1:15pm EDT

Course Redesign Pilot for OER Implementation at George Mason University: A University-Wide Effort B18Claudia Holland • Janette Muir • Linda Sheridan • Darlene Smucny • John Warren Local OER: developing collections for developing nations B17Nicole Askin The Open SUNY COTE Quality Review (OSCQR) Process and Rubric for the review and improvement of online courses. B16Alexandra M. Pickett • Rob Piorkowski Incorporating Open Source Into Computer Science: Why (and how?!) B11Gina Likins A year in review: Where are we with #GoOpen and what's next? B13Layla Bonnot • Kristina Ishmael • Bobby Keener • Ernie Longworth • Joseph South • Mary Williams The future is now: a network-based approach to the next generation of open textbooks B12Chelle Batchelor • Marilyn Billings • Cheryl Cullier • Dave Ernst • Karen Lauritsen • Hugh McGuire • Jeremy Smith FutuOER: Designing the Next Generation of Open Education Grand BallroomNorman Bier • Una Daly • Cable Green • David Kernohan • Brandon Muramatsu • Hal Plotkin • Katsusuke Shigeta • Kim Thanos • Willem van Valkenburg • Martin Weller

1:40pm EDT

Canvas Network's transition from passive promoter to active promoter of open education B18Hilary Melander How to FLOSS, but not for your teeth! B17Cathryn Bennett Playing with Jello: Faculty experiences adopting openness as a core value B16Jo Axe • Elizabeth Childs • George Veletsianos College Affordability, Social Justice and the Case for an Ethic of Openness B11Wm. Preston James

2:15pm EDT

Leveraging Open Educational Resources to Expand Access to Adult Higher Education B11Dan Blickensderfer • Travis Pynenburg Beyond the Repository: Toward Deeper Understanding of OER Implementation B13Barbara Soots 'Open Education in the Indian context : new approaches and challenges' B17Mamta Bhatia • Hannah Marie Morris Transforming and opening education with practical pedagogy and publishing strategies B16Cyril Oberlander A Library Consortial Approach to Facilitating OER Adoptions B12Troy Martin • Jennifer Paustenbaugh Indie as Open: Decentralizing the University with Personal API's B14Olga Belikov • Erika Bullock • Adam Croom • Kin Lane • Andrew Rikard • Phil Windley

2:40pm EDT

Open Education to Support Adult Basic Education: An Exploration of Opportunities and Constraints B11Amanda Duffy • Jennifer Maddrell The Open Textbook Network: the value of working together to advance open textbooks B18Sarah Faye Cohen • Dave Ernst Moving Towards An Open Credit Diploma Program B13Kevin Corcoran Extending Open Textbook Usefulness Through Reformatting and Multimedia B17Steve Foerster Open Pedagogies: Levels of Learning, Support, and Community B16Lee Skallerup Bessette • Zach Whalen A Bottom-Up, Data-Driven Approach to Encouraging OER Adoption B12Troy Martin • Jennifer Paustenbaugh • Michael Whitchurch

3:15pm EDT

Opening Content for Developing Countries (www.oc4d.org) B17Mitchell Spence • Tiffany Ivins Spence Pathways: Facilitating an Online OER Training Course for Faculty B12Stephanie Fair • Olivia Reinauer In the MOOD: Building the Creative Commons Certification B13Alan Levine • Paul Stacey OER scholarship in review: The thematic past and possible future of OER research B14Alesha Baker • Deanna Cozart • Jonathan Lashley Participant Experiences in a Service-MOOC to Design OER for Adult Basic Education B11John Baaki • Melinda Boland • JR Dingwall • Amanda Duffy • Janet Lee • Carly Lehman • Jennifer Maddrell • Hilary Melander Achieving the Dream's OER Degrees College Panel B18Una Daly • Richard Sebastian • David Wiley Opening the Dissertation: Exploring the Public Thesis Spectrum B16Jon Becker • Alec Couros • Laura Gogia • Bonnie Stewart

3:40pm EDT

Virtually Connecting Fishbowl B14Maha Bali • Autumm Caines • Rebecca Hogue Lessons Learned from the African Scholarship Cohort B17Kristin Palmer What Libraries are Doing Regarding OER and Affordable Course Content: A Summary of Findings from the ARL SPEC Kit B12Anita Walz