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Open Education 2016

Veliswa Tshetsha

Cape Peninsula University of Technology
Research and Scholarly Communication
South Africa

10:30am EDT

Secrets to Success as a Faculty OER Champion B13Linda Williams

10:55am EDT

Faculty Experiences, Reflections and Perceptions of Open Textbooks B13Rajiv Jhangiani • Danielle Paradis

11:30am EDT

Netease Online Open Courses - Connecting China, Connecting the World B17Allen Shun The Impact of OER at Salt Lake Community College B11Jason Pickavance • Jessie Winitzky-Stephens

1:15pm EDT

Collaborative OER Course Design and Development B18Debbie Naquin & Meena Nayak • Laura Young

1:40pm EDT

Open Licensing Policy Development and Implementation: Case studies from Higher Ed and K-12 B16Boyoung Chae • Barbara Soots

2:15pm EDT

An OER Policy Guide for Higher Education B16Amanda Coolidge • Daniel DeMarte

2:40pm EDT

Building a Culture for Open Textbooks at Oklahoma State University B12Tutaleni Asino • Alesha Baker • Dan Chaney

3:15pm EDT

Making it Easier -- or Adventures in Open Textbook Adaptation: Finding our way B14Cheryl (Cuillier) Casey • Amy Hofer • Kathy Labadorf • Karen Lauritsen • Peter Potter • Anita Walz

3:40pm EDT

Massachusetts Community Colleges Go Open! A New Statewide Initiative B18Jody Carson • Susan Tashjian Enabling open education in Australian universities with an Open Education Licence Toolkit B14Luke Padgett

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

11:10am EDT

Is Your Institution Ready for OER? SUNY's OER Institutional Readiness Process B18Allison Brown • Tony DeFranco • Mark McBride Quantitative and Qualitative Evidence on the Efficacy of Lumen Learning's Waymaker Platform B11Steven Greenlaw • Molly Miller

11:35am EDT

Creative Commons Open Business Models B14Paul Stacey

1:15pm EDT

Roadway to Success: The Intersection of Guided Pathways and Z-Degrees B18Christine Conner • Regina Gong • Mark Kelland • Kari Richards • Martine Rife

1:40pm EDT

Free + Freedom: The Role of Open Pedagogy in the Open Education Movement B16Robin DeRosa • Rajiv Jhangiani

2:15pm EDT

Open Education in Virginia's Higher Education Institutions: an environmental scan B18Beverly Covington • Claudia Holland • Wm. Preston James

2:40pm EDT

Khan Academy in Chinese: A Case Study in OER Revision B11John Hilton III • Allen Rao

10:30am EDT

Benefits and Challenges of Adopting Open Textbooks in a K-12 School B13Tutaleni Asino • Alesha Baker • Jose Fulgencio • Ying Xiu

10:55am EDT

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 LOUISiana OER Faculty Survey: Librarians opening doors B12Teri Gallaway

1:15pm EDT

Local OER: developing collections for developing nations B17Nicole Askin 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

1:40pm EDT

How to FLOSS, but not for your teeth! B17Cathryn Bennett

2:15pm EDT

Beyond the Repository: Toward Deeper Understanding of OER Implementation B13Barbara Soots A Library Consortial Approach to Facilitating OER Adoptions B12Troy Martin • Jennifer Paustenbaugh

2:40pm EDT

The Open Textbook Network: the value of working together to advance open textbooks B18Sarah Faye Cohen • Dave Ernst

3:15pm EDT

Opening Content for Developing Countries (www.oc4d.org) B17Mitchell Spence • Tiffany Ivins Spence

3:40pm EDT

Lessons Learned from the African Scholarship Cohort B17Kristin Palmer