Program Schedule

Day 2 – Thursday, November 14th

08:45-10:00Session 5: Thursday Keynote – Siobhan Leachman
10:00-10:30 Thursday morning Coffee Break
10:30-12:30Session 6A: Practice and Policy
10:30-11:00137Leo Havemann. Open education in higher education institutions: policy in-action, or just inaction?
11:00-11:15105Kerry de Hart. The exploration of open educational resources to promote efficient corporate social responsibility in the financial services sector.
11:15-11:3084Rajiv Jhangiani, Lindsey Gwozdz, Oya Pakkal and Anita Twele. Undergraduate Students’ Perceptions of a Course Syllabus Designed to Foreground Open Educational Practices
11:30-11:4587Angie Williamson, Ash Barber, Jennifer Hurley and Alice Leutchford. Spreading the Open word: Curating the Australasian Open Educational Practice Digest through cross-institutional collaboration
11:45-12:00121Mais Fatayer. The role of professional development in sustaining Open Educational Practices at University of Technology Sydney (UTS)
12:00-12:3051Jessica Chittum, Beth Perkins, Heather Miceli and C. Edward Watson. Defining Quality OER Implementation: Insights from Instructors
10:30-12:30Session 6B: Global Open Education
10:30-11:0064Bethany Eldridge. Openness in Lebanon: How a Nonprofit Organization Supports Teachers of Vulnerable Students through the Use of OER
11:00-11:3049Glenda Cox, Michelle Willmers and Lauren Grootboom. The future of open education in Higher Education: a case study of South Africa
11:30-12:0034Kayla Reed. Colonization and Open Education : A review of existing literature and future research implications
12:00-12:3098Claire Ovaska and Claire Swift. A whole-of-library equity initiative for enhancing student textbook affordability at an Australian regional university
10:30-12:30Session 6C: Repositories and Open Knowledge
10:30-11:0097Danny Kingsley, Sarah Barkla, Kay Steel and Richard White. Unveiling Usage: The Role of Open Monographs in Australasian Higher Education teaching and learning
11:00-11:3088Janet Catterall, Donna Coventry and Tracy Creagh. Diamonds – everyone’s best friend: Using diamond open access to increase inclusivity.
11:30-12:00122Tim Klapdor. An Open Design System for Learning
12:00-12:30116Vi Truong and Bao Tran Chau. Institutional OER Repositories in Vietnam: Development Process and Stakeholders
10:30-12:30Session 6D: Wikimedia Workshop
10:30-12:30Session 6E: Anti-racism
10:30-11:0092Surita Jhangiani and Johanna Sam. Fostering Intercultural and Cross-Cultural Understanding: Capacity Building for Educators in Social Justice and Anti-Racist Pedagogy
11:00-11:30123Steven Chang and Andrew Buldt. Reimagining open textbooks through a decolonising lens: integrating Indigenous knowledges into the Australian health sciences curriculum
11:30-12:00101Louise Howard. Getting The Balance Right: Access and Cultural Sensitivity in a time of Truth-telling and Healing
12:00-12:3024Manisha Khetarpal. Openness from the perspectives of a First Nations College in Maskwacis/Alberta
10:30-11:30Session 6F: Workshops
10:30-11:3027Heather Blicher and Elizabeth Yata. Sneakers or Boots: Exploring Open Education Perspectives
12:30-13:30 Thursday Lunch Break
13:30-14:35Session 7A: Pedagogy
13:30-13:4560Hsu-Tien Wan, Yu-Fang Hsu and Chia-Chi Chang. A success story of adapting OER into undergraduate courses
13:45-14:10131Nelson Carter and Katherine Carter. The Euclidean Project: Using Open Pedagogy in a Mathematics Course
14:10-14:3556Karen Lauritsen and Barb Thees. Exploring Ways to Invite and Engage People in Creating an Open Future
13:30-15:30Session 7B: GLAM
13:30-14:0044Ash Barber and Sarah McQuillen. Open every day: Celebrating the Open ecosystem and embedding Open Education into everyday workflows
14:00-14:30133Christina Riehman-Murphy, Anne Holloway and Marissa Nicosia. Cooking in the Archives, Baking in the Open
14:30-15:0013Nikos Koutras. Navigating the Path to Open Access in The Digital Era
15:00-15:3071Francisco Iniesto and Covadonga Rodrigo. Lessons from an open online course on inclusive museum design for professional development
13:30-15:30Session 7C: The Australian Experience
13:30-14:00120Steven Chang. Wicked problems and bold solutions – lessons distilled from a decade of open education at La Trobe University
14:00-14:30100Stephanie Bradbury, Paula Callan, Tracy Creagh, Tanya Harden and Catherine Radbourne. QUT Open Press: Open for business
14:30-15:00108Dr Kate Tickle, Fiona Salisbury & Rani McLennan. The CAUL OER Collective: Insights into our capacity and capability building grants scheme
15:00-15:3042Angie Williamson. An institutional strategy towards open educational practice: Learnings from an OER grant program.
13:30-15:30Session 7D: Workshop
13:30-15:0055Alan Levine and Harper Friedman. Experience Open Education Without Internet: BCcampus Open Content via Kolibri
13:30-15:30Session 7E: Workshops
13:30-14:0037Relinda Ruth. Breaking Barriers and Embracing Innovation: UA Cossatot’s Journey to OER Leadership
14:00-14:3090Alba Alves, María José Rodriguez Conde, Juan Pablo Hernández Ramos and José William Castro Salgado. Exploring the Frontier of Knowledge in Teacher Training: Innovative Platform Sustained by Open Educational Resources (OER) for Student Counseling Training
14:30-15:0048Paola Corti and Mira Buist-Zhuk. Tell us who you are, whether a librarian or not, and we will tell you how Open Education can benefit you
15:00-15:3077Amanda Grey and Nishan Perera. ZTC Degree Mapping: Unraveling the Credential Maze
13:30-15:30Session 7F: Collaborative practice
13:30-14:00155Billy Meinke. Trajectories for Scholarly Collaboration – Futures and How We Get There
14:00-14:30156Gisela E. López-Bustamante. Use of Open Platforms to Strengthen Digital and Research Competencies in Graduate Students
14:30-15:0057Don Eldridge. Mastering Open Education – Building Capacity in OER Capacity in Ontario
15:00-15:3091Melody Chin and Nazimah Ram Nath. A Community of Practice for ASEAN: Establishing a Regional Interest Group for Open Education in Southeast Asia
13:30-15:30Session 7G: Digital Tools
13:30-14:0012Ken-Zen Chen, Yu-Hsin Hsu, Song-Qing Lin and Yu-Hsin Chen. Simulating Chladni Plates: Advancing Open Education with Open-Source Digital Tools
14:00-14:1535Julie Lindsay and Sophia Javaid. International collaboration for the future of inclusive education: Introducing the ICDE Technology and Innovation Network
15:30-16:00 Thursday afternoon Coffee Break
16:00-17:00Session 8: Panel and Announcements

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