Back to basics
Edited by Martin Hawksey
March 21, 2019 2:51 pm
Sessions for Back to basics
- When connection fails: What to do with all the lemons? [O-026]
- Online Open Education and Social Justice: progress for regional, multi-lingual, and female learners [O-033]
- Recentering Open in the Community [O-137]
- Lighting fires in open education: Starting slow burns to make sustainable system changes [O-099]
- The role of a MOOC in developing in-service English language teacher cognition [O-170]
- Wikipedia in Medical Education: A subterfuge [O-154]
- Open Education Cooperative - where policy meets practice [O-173]
- Cape Town Declaration: Envisioning the Next Decade of Open Education [O-152]
- Holding the Line on Open in an Evolving Courseware Landscape [O-149]
- The Sipping Point: Can openness start with a cuppa? [O-130]
- OER Accessibility to English Non-Native Speakers [O-081]
- A Tale of Resilience: Turning ‘Nos’ Into an Internationally Award Winning Web Series - Naturally Ours: A Case Study [O-110]
- One eye to the left, one eye to the right [O-062]
- Serfs of Open [O-044]
- The role of OER in Vocational edcuation [O-097]
- Opening the Closed: Introducing H5P to the Virtual Learning Environment [O-133]
- Starting with The Basics: Establishing a University Repository for OERs in Germany. [O-075]
- Academic staff perceptions and use of Open Educational Resources in selected Universities in Ghana [O-124]
- “But what exactly is @FemEdTech?” Defining an open distributed network [O-115]
- Open Education as a Real Utopia [O-089]
- Exploring the Possibilities afforded by Open Education at Second Level in Ireland [O-125]
- Is open online language learning appropriate for refugees and migrants? [O-168]
- Recent Trends in Global OER Research & Implications for the Future of the Open Education Field [O-174]
- The challenge of Open: empowering learners or eroding privacy? [O-091]
- Investigation into adaptation of OER for synchronous online language teaching [O-051]
- Professional Development Guidelines for OER: A Case Study of Brazilian Fundamental Education Public School Teachers [O-010]
- Open for whom? Thinking about diversity, equity and inclusiveness in open communities [O-119]
- Gold doesn't always glitter - An interactive workshop on Open Publishing Practices [O-098]
- An Investigation into Academic Library Support of Open Educational Resources: A Case Study of Scottish Universities [O-072]
- Open practices in academic professional development programmes [O-080]
- Lets develop an open, global classroom [O-079]
- Sustainability of Human Development: An OER Course Tool Kit for Early Childhood Educational Stakeholders [O-008]
- Open education as social-justice: a writing workshop [O-032]
- Empowering Student Leadership in Open Education [O-141] - CANCELLED
- Open Platforms for Open Educational Resources: Lessons from a Large-Scale OER Initiative [O-131]
- Questionably open and not always by choice [O-163]
- The Participatory Open: Can We Build a Pro-Social / Pro-Societal Web? [O-127]
- Moving Beyond the Pitch: Creating a Statement of Values for Open Practitioners [O-100]
- #femedtech Open Space [O-121]
- How I lost my faith in OER. [O-038]
- "Won't somebody PLEASE think of the learners?" How to overcome the Helen Lovejoy Syndrome of OER. [O-040]
- Who are we missing? Closed-open communities. [O-039]
- MicroMasters Unbundled [O-144]