2023 FL OER Summit--Call for proposals announcement
Elisabeth Ball
Good afternoon OER Advocates,
The FL OER Summit Organizing Committee is pleased to invite proposal submissions for the
2023 FL OER Summit. The 2023 Summit will be held virtually May 24-25, 2023, and is designed for attendees to expand the implementation and use of OER at your college or university. Accepted proposals will
be featured on either day 1 or day 2 of this year’s event. This year’s theme is “Beyond Affordability,” where we will explore how the use of OER benefits students, faculty, and institutions beyond saving students money.
Topics of interest for proposals include:
Choice - Academic Freedom
Accessibility - Universal Design
Student Success or Advocacy - No Harm Done / Taking a Lead
Quality - Quality Matters and Review Rubric
Open Pedagogy - Equity and Inclusion
Sustainability – Future revisions and editions
Institution-wide Initiatives – Promoting OER across the institution
Types of submissions:
(Please note that you may be scheduled for Day 1 or Day 2 of the OER Summit 2023)
Session Speaker Presenter(s): 30 minutes
Session Speaker or Panelist Presenter(s): 1 hour
Workshop Presenter(s): 1 hour
Workshop Presenter(s): 2 hours
Lightning Round Presenter: 10 minutes
Poster Presenter(s): 2 hours
Pre-recorded Presenter(s): 10 minutes (maximum)
Case Study: 2-4 hours
Panels and collaborative sessions, along with handouts, resources, and specific examples of how you implemented OER, are encouraged. Case Study is a new category this year based on suggestions from previous attendees. Proposals for Case Study will work with the Organizing Committee to plan their session.
The deadline for proposals is February 28, 2023, via the Online Submission Form.
The Organizing Committee strives to host an inclusive and accessible conference and encourages proposals that reflect a wide range of lived experience and perspectives. Faculty and students are encouraged to participate. The Organizing Committee will deliver decisions by March 28, 2023. Invited presenters will be asked to accept or decline the invitation to present by April 4, 2023. Please note that all presenters will need to register for the Summit.
If you have any questions about the proposal process or Summit, please contact Rebel Cummings-Sauls, rsa...@flvc.org.
On behalf of the…
2023 FL OER Summit Organizing Committee,
Elisabeth S. Ball
Program Manager, Digital Services and OER
FLVC Library Services
Elisabeth Ball
Elisabeth Ball
The FL OER Summit Organizing Committee invites proposal submissions for the 2023 FL OER Summit. The 2023 Summit will be held virtually May 24-25, 2023, and is designed for attendees to expand the implementation and use of OER at your college or university. Accepted proposals will be featured on either day 1 or day 2 of this year’s event. This year’s theme is “Beyond Affordability,” where we will explore how the use of OER benefits students, faculty, and institutions beyond saving students money.
Topics of interest for proposals include:
Choice - Academic Freedom
Accessibility - Universal Design
Student Success or Advocacy - No Harm Done / Taking a Lead
Quality - Quality Matters and Review Rubric
Open Pedagogy - Equity and Inclusion
Sustainability – Future revisions and editions
Institution-wide Initiatives – Promoting OER across the institution
Types of submissions:
(Please note that you may be scheduled for Day 1 or Day 2 of the OER Summit 2023)
Session Speaker Presenter(s): 30 minutes
Session Speaker or Panelist Presenter(s): 1 hour
Workshop Presenter(s): 1 hour
Workshop Presenter(s): 2 hours
Lightning Round Presenter: 10 minutes
Poster Presenter(s): 2 hours
Pre-recorded Presenter(s): 10 minutes (maximum)
Case Study: 2-4 hours
Panels and collaborative sessions, along with handouts, resources, and specific examples of how you implemented OER, are encouraged. Case Study is a new category this year based on suggestions from previous attendees. Proposals for Case Study will work with the Organizing Committee to plan their session.
The deadline for proposals is February 28, 2023, via the Online Submission Form.
The Organizing Committee strives to host an inclusive and accessible conference and encourages proposals that reflect a wide range of lived experience and perspectives. Faculty and students are encouraged to participate. The Organizing Committee will deliver decisions by March 28, 2023. Invited presenters will be asked to accept or decline the invitation to present by April 4, 2023. Please note that all presenters will need to register for the Summit.
If you have any questions about the proposal process or Summit, please contact Rebel Cummings-Sauls, rsa...@flvc.org. Thank you!
On behalf of the…
2023 FL OER Summit Organizing Committee,
Elisabeth S. Ball
Program Manager, Digital Services and OER
FLVC Library Services
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