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Christina Hendricks

University of British Columbia, Vancouver
Professor of Teaching in Philosophy, Academic Director, Centre for Teaching, Learning & Technology
Canada
Websitehttps://christinahendricks.ca
Philosophy, OER, open textbooks, open pedagogy, accessibility
Wednesday, November 2
 

8:30am EDT

Keynote: Gardner Campbell Grand Ballroom

9:15am EDT

Open Pedagogy Showcase Grand Ballroom

10:30am EDT

The Personal API Path: Steps Towards Nirvana B14Kin Lane • Tom Wooodward

10:55am EDT

Anatomy of a System-Wide Open Education Initiative B17Karen Cangialosi • Dan Carchidi • Reta Chaffee • Jenny Darrow • Robin DeRosa • Scott Robison • Terri Winters Choral Explanations: An Introduction B14Mike Caulfield

11:30am EDT

The Impact of OER at Salt Lake Community College B11Jason Pickavance • Jessie Winitzky-Stephens

1:15pm EDT

Recent Findings from the OER Research Fellows Grand BallroomJohn Hilton III

1:40pm EDT

What could we do if all Textbooks were Open B12Hugh McGuire

2:15pm EDT

Experiences, perceptions, and outcomes of using open textbooks: Research from the BC OER Research Fellows Grand BallroomChristina Hendricks • Rajiv Jhangiani • Colin Madland

2:40pm EDT

A Great Babbling Bazaar: an approach to developing software for open textbooks B14Hugh McGuire • Brad Payne

3:15pm EDT

Crowdsourcing Open Assessment Items B13Benjamin Mackley

3:40pm EDT

Open Practice as a Tool for Educational Change B16Quill West
 
Thursday, November 3
 

9:00am EDT

OER Advocacy: Lessons and Strategies Grand BallroomNicole Allen • Sarah Faye Cohen • Amanda Coolidge • David Ernst • Rajiv Jhangiani • Ethan Senack • David Wiley

9:25am EDT

The OER World Map Project- Building an 'Open Operations Room' for the OER Community B14Jan Neumann

9:50am EDT

It's Not About the Books: Let's talk about Open Pedagogy B16Christie Fierro

10:45am EDT

Case studies: Creating successful OER institutional initiatives with big impact B17Katelijne Flies • Nicole Finkbeiner, Adam Croom, University of Oklahoma Floating in a Sea of Data: Why Higher Ed Needs #SoNAR B16Kate Bowles • Amy Collier • Dave Cormier • Kristen Eshleman • Professor George Siemens • Bonnie Stewart

11:10am EDT

Open, but not for criticism B12Vivien Rolfe

11:35am EDT

Student learning gains after replacing traditional textbook with open source instructor-created website readings and videos B11Chrissy Spencer

1:15pm EDT

A Synthesis of OER Efficacy and Perceptions Research: 2015-2016 B11Lane Fischer • John Hilton III • David Wiley

1:40pm EDT

Free + Freedom: The Role of Open Pedagogy in the Open Education Movement B16Robin DeRosa • Rajiv Jhangiani #TateGate: A Case Study in the Ethics of Open B12Jon Becker • Gardner Campbell

2:15pm EDT

Designing OER for Reuse: Tips from an Instructional Designer and Instructor B11Gail Morong • Shannon Smyrl

2:40pm EDT

Open Education as a Real Utopia B12Jamison Miller
 
Friday, November 4
 

8:30am EDT

Keynote: Sara Goldrick-Rab Grand Ballroom

9:15am EDT

Keynote: TJ Bliss Grand Ballroom

10:55am EDT

'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

11:30am EDT

The Open Research Agenda B14Rob Farrow • Beck Pitt • Martin Weller

1:15pm EDT

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

2:40pm EDT

Open Pedagogies: Levels of Learning, Support, and Community B16Lee Skallerup Bessette • Zach Whalen

3:15pm EDT

In the MOOD: Building the Creative Commons Certification B13Alan Levine • Paul Stacey

3:40pm EDT

Virtually Connecting Fishbowl B14Maha Bali • Autumm Caines • Rebecca Hogue