Call for Proposals: 2022 Open Education Conference

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Date: Wed, Apr 20, 2022 at 3:15 PM
Subject: Call for Proposals: 2022 Open Education Conference
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CALL FOR PROPOSALS

The call for proposals for the 2022 Open Education Conference is now open. All members of the open education field are invited to submit session proposals to share the latest research, practices, and ideas at this year’s virtual event, which will be held October 17-20.

Details on submission requirements, session types, and how to submit a proposal are outlined in the call for proposals. The deadline to submit is May 27, 2022.

CALL FOR PROPOSALS

TOP TIPS: Check out the top seven tips on writing a great proposal.

GET INSPIRED: Check out the #OpenEd21 program for inspiration and ideas.

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