Oregon OER News Digest
Amy Hofer
Hi all, Karen Bjork and Amy Stanforth at PSU are looking for examples of statement(s) that faculty are adding to their syllabus on why they choose to use open education material in their course. Do you have a sample blurb to share? Pls reply to the list or to me and I’ll pass it along. Thanks, Amy
Kudos
Dawn Lowe-Wincentsen, currently at Shoreline Community College, published a chapter in Intersections of Open Educational Resources and Information Literacy about her open pedagogy work in her previous role at Oregon Tech. Congratulations Dawn!
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Power and Empowerment: Honoring By Decision and Design with Andratesha Fritzgerald, September 22, 2-3:30.
Sign up by September 26, 2022, for Open Oregon Educational Resources to sponsor your registration for the Open Education Conference, held as a virtual event October 17-20, 2022.
Fall 2022 Virtual OER Review Workshops take place October 24, 12-1pm; October 26, 6-7pm; and October 27, 12-1pm.
Copyright creepies: Trolls, tribunals, and tricky myths, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 28, 12-1.
Copyright for Complete Beginners, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 31, 12-1.
Office Hours with Veronica Vold, Open Education Instructional Designer every Wednesday, 9-11.
Other upcoming webinars
Discussing How We Actively Address the Ways Our Institutions are Deeply Rooted in Past and Current Injustices, hosted by SPARC Knowledge Equity Series. September 8, 12-1 Pacific.
Overcoming Copyright Fears, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. September 13, 10-11 Pacific.
Bookstores In The World Of Open, hosted by CCCOER. September 14, 12-1 Pacific.
Statewide virtual OER workshop hosted by Oregon Open Learning (K-12 program). September 29, 4-5:30.
Creating Culturally Responsive Materials with Open Educational Resources: Beyond Commercial Publishing II, hosted by PIJIP and New America. October 6, 3-4 Pacific.
Digital Humanities and Authentic Resources, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. October 12, 11-12 Pacific.
Open Pedagogy As A Tool For Student Empowerment, hosted by CCCOER. October 12, 12-1 Pacific.
Open Ed As Enabler For Antiracism & Social Justice, hosted by CCCOER. November 9, 12-1 Pacific.
Remixing and Redistributing, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. November 10, 9-10 Pacific.
Measuring Impact Of Open Education, hosted by CCCOER. December 7, 12-1 Pacific.
Other ways to get involved
MERLOT is looking for OER reviewers. Get involved via their interest form.
Registration is open for Open Texas 2022, a free, virtual OER conference September 21-23.
Registration is open for the Creative Commons Certificate program. Oregonians are eligible for a 15% discount through our regional compact. The next online course starts September 26; registration closes September 19th.
Registration is open for Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Professional Program in Open Education. There is no deadline; registration will remain open until seats are filled. The first course begins on September 19.
Registration is open for the 2022 MI OER Summit, a free conference held virtually on September 29 and 30.
Andrea Bearman, Director of Instructional Design and Development at TrineOnline is soliciting 1-3 speakers for an upcoming OER training in 2023. Email Andrea by September 30.
Registration is open for WCET, in person in Denver Oct 19-21. This is a digital learning conference and there are two OER-related sessions on the program.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
Session proposals for the 2nd Annual Wisconsin Open Education Symposium are due today, September 2.
Proposals for lightning talks, posters, and skillshares are open for the ACRL-OR/WA Joint Fall Conference at Menucha. Due September 5.
Kennesaw State University has a call out for presentation proposals for Open Access Week 2022. The deadline for proposals is September 15th.
Achieving the Dream is seeking proposals for 30-minute and 60-minute concurrent sessions to be presented at their annual convening which will take place in-person, February 14–17 in Chicago, IL. Proposals are due October 7.
Communications in Information Literacy (CIL) seeks submissions for a theme issue on the connections between information literacy and open educational practices. Submission deadline is December 15, 2022.
OER-related job opportunities
The Open Education Network is hiring an open educational practices specialist to serve as the point of contact for members regarding the use of all OEN-supported online platforms and technologies to advance open educational practices. The position is available to work remotely, though on-site is preferred, and is open until filled.
Not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but East Carolina University is hiring a Publishing & Open Access Support Librarian. The position is open until filled.
Again, not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but the University of Texas at Arlington Libraries is hiring a Director of Open Partnerships and Services. The position is open until filled.
Amy Hofer
Hi all, Dylan DeLoe, Library and Learning Support Assistant, Blue Mountain Community College, wrote a guest blog post where he shares ideas about how the OER movement can “advance beyond its foundational ideas in order to achieve its foundational principles.” Read all about it: The OER Movement Needs a Change. :) Amy
Kudos
OHSU was selected to participate in the AAC&U 2022–23 Institute on Open Educational Resources. Congratulations to OHSU’s OER team!
OER grantee Julie Weise, University of Oregon, and her colleagues shared their work on Teach in Spanglish in a grant project update. Congrats Julie, Claudia, Jennifer, and Joel!
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Q&A for Strategic Digital Accessibility Training, September 20, 11-11:30.
Power and Empowerment: Honoring By Decision and Design with Andratesha Fritzgerald, September 22, 2-3:30.
Sign up by September 26, 2022, for Open Oregon Educational Resources to sponsor your registration for the Open Education Conference, held as a virtual event October 17-20, 2022.
Registration for Strategic Digital Accessibility Training is due October 3.
Fall 2022 Virtual OER Review Workshops take place October 24, 12-1pm; October 26, 6-7pm; and October 27, 12-1pm.
Copyright creepies: Trolls, tribunals, and tricky myths, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 28, 12-1.
Copyright for Complete Beginners, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 31, 12-1.
Office Hours with Veronica Vold, Open Education Instructional Designer every Wednesday, 9-11.
Other upcoming webinars
Overcoming Copyright Fears, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. September 13, 10-11 Pacific.
Bookstores In The World Of Open, hosted by CCCOER. September 14, 12-1 Pacific.
Trauma-informed Pedagogy in Open Education, cohosted by Open Education Network & Rebus Community. Sept 29, 11-12 Pacific.
Statewide virtual OER workshop hosted by Oregon Open Learning (K-12 program). September 29, 4-5:30.
Creating Culturally Responsive Materials with Open Educational Resources: Beyond Commercial Publishing II, hosted by PIJIP and New America. October 6, 3-4 Pacific.
Digital Humanities and Authentic Resources, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. October 12, 11-12 Pacific.
Open Pedagogy As A Tool For Student Empowerment, hosted by CCCOER. October 12, 12-1 Pacific.
Open Ed As Enabler For Antiracism & Social Justice, hosted by CCCOER. November 9, 12-1 Pacific.
Remixing and Redistributing, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. November 10, 9-10 Pacific.
Measuring Impact Of Open Education, hosted by CCCOER. December 7, 12-1 Pacific.
Other ways to get involved
Registration is open for the Creative Commons Open Education Policy Forum. This is a free virtual event taking place Sept 14-15.
Registration is open for Open Texas 2022, a free, virtual OER conference September 21-23.
Registration is open for the Creative Commons Certificate program. Oregonians are eligible for a 15% discount through our regional compact. The next online course starts September 26; registration closes September 19th.
Registration is open for Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Professional Program in Open Education. There is no deadline; registration will remain open until seats are filled. The first course begins on September 19.
Registration is open for the 2022 MI OER Summit, a free conference held virtually on September 29 and 30.
Andrea Bearman, Director of Instructional Design and Development at TrineOnline is soliciting 1-3 speakers for an upcoming OER training in 2023. Email Andrea by September 30.
Registration is open for WCET, in person in Denver Oct 19-21. This is a digital learning conference and there are two OER-related sessions on the program.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
Kennesaw State University has a call out for presentation proposals for Open Access Week 2022. The deadline for proposals is September 15th.
The Life Discovery Conference seeks proposals on the conference theme Variants in Biology Education: What can we learn from pandemics? The organizers strongly encourage sharing of open education resources. Proposals are due September 16 and the conference takes place in person March 23-25 in Tallahassee, FL.
Achieving the Dream is seeking proposals for 30-minute and 60-minute concurrent sessions to be presented at their annual convening which will take place in-person, February 14–17 in Chicago, IL. Proposals are due October 7.
Communications in Information Literacy (CIL) seeks submissions for a theme issue on the connections between information literacy and open educational practices. Submission deadline is December 15, 2022.
OER-related job opportunities
The Open Education Network is hiring an open educational practices specialist to serve as the point of contact for members regarding the use of all OEN-supported online platforms and technologies to advance open educational practices. The position is available to work remotely, though on-site is preferred, and is open until filled.
Not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but East Carolina University is hiring a Publishing & Open Access Support Librarian. The position is open until filled.
Again, not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but the University of Texas at Arlington Libraries is hiring a Director of Open Partnerships and Services. The position is open until filled.
Amy Hofer
Hi all, Open Oregon Educational Resources is thrilled to host Power and Empowerment: Honoring By Decision and Design with Andratresha Fritzgerald on 9/22/2022 from 2pm-3:30pm PST. Andratesha is a leading expert on the intersection of Universal Design for Learning, Culturally Responsive Teaching and Antiracism in teaching and learning. Please join us! Amy
Recruitment roundup: Open Oregon Educational Resources is looking for contributing authors and pilot instructors to fill the roles described below in HDFS, SOC, and CJ. Please reply to this email if you’d like more information!
Course pilot instructors for Introduction to Human Services (Spring 23); Social Change in Societies (Winter 23 or Spring 23); Intro to Criminology (Winter 23 or Spring 23); Intro to the American Criminal Justice System (Spring 23); Race and Crime (Spring 23)
Introduction to Human Services: An Equity Lens seeks a contributing author on Children, Adolescents and Human Services to write a 10,000 word chapter with a deadline of Dec 1, 2022.
Infant and Child Development & School-Age & Adolescent Development seeks one or more contributing authors for Human Development textbooks to write chapters and chapter sections with a focus on LGBTQA+ topics, with a deadline of November 15, 2022.
Kudos
Colleen Sanders, OER & Course Materials Affordability Faculty at Linn-Benton Community College, co-presented a webinar hosted by CCCOER. The recording and slides are available at Bookstores In The World Of Open. Kudos Colleen!
The 2022-23 Open Oregon Educational Resources grants have been awarded, and the 2021-23 OER grant cohort has saved over $500,000 and shared their work. Congratulations to all of our OER grantees! Read more
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Q&A for Strategic Digital Accessibility Training, September 20, 11-11:30.
Power and Empowerment: Honoring By Decision and Design with Andratesha Fritzgerald, September 22, 2-3:30.
Sign up by September 26, 2022, for Open Oregon Educational Resources to sponsor your registration for the Open Education Conference, held as a virtual event October 17-20, 2022.
Registration for Strategic Digital Accessibility Training is due October 3.
Fall 2022 Virtual OER Review Workshops take place October 24, 12-1pm; October 26, 6-7pm; and October 27, 12-1pm.
Copyright creepies: Trolls, tribunals, and tricky myths, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 28, 12-1.
Copyright for Complete Beginners, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 31, 12-1.
Office Hours with Veronica Vold, Open Education Instructional Designer every Wednesday, 9-11.
Other upcoming webinars
Information session on Certificate in OER Librarianship Program, hosted by the Open Education Network. Sept 23, 11-12 Pacific.
Trauma-informed Pedagogy in Open Education, cohosted by Open Education Network & Rebus Community. Sept 29, 11-12 Pacific.
Statewide virtual OER workshop hosted by Oregon Open Learning (K-12 program). September 29, 4-5:30.
Creating Culturally Responsive Materials with Open Educational Resources: Beyond Commercial Publishing II, hosted by PIJIP and New America. October 6, 3-4 Pacific.
Digital Humanities and Authentic Resources, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. October 12, 11-12 Pacific.
Open Pedagogy As A Tool For Student Empowerment, hosted by CCCOER. October 12, 12-1 Pacific.
Open Ed As Enabler For Antiracism & Social Justice, hosted by CCCOER. November 9, 12-1 Pacific.
Remixing and Redistributing, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. November 10, 9-10 Pacific.
Measuring Impact Of Open Education, hosted by CCCOER. December 7, 12-1 Pacific.
Other ways to get involved
Registration is open for Open Texas 2022, a free, virtual OER conference September 21-23.
Registration is open for the Creative Commons Certificate program. Oregonians are eligible for a 15% discount through our regional compact. The next online course starts September 26; registration closes September 19th.
Registration is open for Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s Professional Program in Open Education. There is no deadline; registration will remain open until seats are filled. The first course begins on September 19.
Registration is open for the 2022 MI OER Summit, a free conference held virtually on September 29 and 30.
Andrea Bearman, Director of Instructional Design and Development at TrineOnline is soliciting 1-3 speakers for an upcoming OER training in 2023. Email Andrea by September 30.
Registration is open for a virtual LibreFest workshop taking place Oct 10-11. Register by Oct 8.
Registration is open for WCET, in person in Denver Oct 19-21. This is a digital learning conference and there are two OER-related sessions on the program.
Applications for the Certificate in OER Librarianship Program through the Open Education Network are due Nov 4. Open Oregon Educational Resources can sponsor librarians at Oregon’s 24 public community colleges and universities.
How Arguments Work is hosting a student contribution contest as an open pedagogy project. Student submissions are due Dec 1.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
The Life Discovery Conference seeks proposals on the conference theme Variants in Biology Education: What can we learn from pandemics? The organizers strongly encourage sharing of open education resources. Proposals are due September 16 and the conference takes place in person March 23-25 in Tallahassee, FL.
Achieving the Dream is seeking proposals for 30-minute and 60-minute concurrent sessions to be presented at their annual convening which will take place in-person, February 14–17 in Chicago, IL. Proposals are due October 7.
DOERS3 seeks participants to pilot the Equity Through OER Rubric; compensation is available. Proposals are due Oct 24.
DOERS3 seeks case study authors for a peer-reviewed, book-length project centered around valuing open education work in the tenure, promotion, and reappointment process. Abstracts of no more than 250 words for potential case studies are due Oct 24.
Communications in Information Literacy (CIL) seeks submissions for a theme issue on the connections between information literacy and open educational practices. Submission deadline is December 15, 2022.
OER-related job opportunities
Not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but Temple University Libraries and Press reopened their search for an Assistant Director for Open Publishing and Scholarly Communications. Applications are due September 30.
Again, not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but South Seattle College is seeking a Dean for Instructional Support Services. The role includes leading division related initiatives, such as open education resources, and serving as the designated campus copyright officer. Applications are due October 18.
Amy Hofer
Hi all, Monday is the last day to sign up for Open Oregon Educational Resources to sponsor your registration for the Open Education Conference! FYI, Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Sign up by September 26, 2022, for Open Oregon Educational Resources to sponsor your registration for the Open Education Conference, held as a virtual event October 17-20, 2022.
Registration for Strategic Digital Accessibility Training is due October 3.
Fall 2022 Virtual OER Review Workshops take place October 24, 12-1pm; October 26, 6-7pm; and October 27, 12-1pm.
Copyright creepies: Trolls, tribunals, and tricky myths, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 28, 12-1.
Copyright for Complete Beginners, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 31, 12-1.
Office Hours with Veronica Vold, Open Education Instructional Designer every Wednesday, 9-11.
Other upcoming webinars
What is Climate Justice?: A pre-OA Week Conversation, hosted by SPARC to help the community prepare for Open Access Week. Sept 29, 9-10 Pacific.
Trauma-informed Pedagogy in Open Education, cohosted by Open Education Network & Rebus Community. Sept 29, 11-12 Pacific.
Balancing Power: The Everchanging Dynamics between Faculty & Students, hosted by Lumen Learning. Sept 29, 11-12 Pacific.
Statewide virtual OER workshop hosted by Oregon Open Learning (K-12 program). September 29, 4-5:30.
Latinx Belonging in Higher Education, hosted by Lumen Learning. October 5, 11-12 Pacific.
Creating Culturally Responsive Materials with Open Educational Resources: Beyond Commercial Publishing II, hosted by PIJIP and New America. October 6, 3-4 Pacific.
Digital Humanities and Authentic Resources, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. October 12, 11-12 Pacific.
Open Pedagogy As A Tool For Student Empowerment, hosted by CCCOER. October 12, 12-1 Pacific.
Open Ed As Enabler For Antiracism & Social Justice, hosted by CCCOER. November 9, 12-1 Pacific.
Remixing and Redistributing, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. November 10, 9-10 Pacific.
Belonging for First-Generation College Students, hosted by Lumen Learning. November 10, 11-12 Pacific.
Measuring Impact Of Open Education, hosted by CCCOER. December 7, 12-1 Pacific.
Other ways to get involved
Subscribe to a biweekly podcast from the Knowledge Equity Lab! This season explores the use of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning by corporate publishers and data analytics companies.
Registration is open for the 2022 MI OER Summit, a free conference held virtually on September 29 and 30.
Andrea Bearman, Director of Instructional Design and Development at TrineOnline is soliciting 1-3 speakers for an upcoming OER training in 2023. Email Andrea by September 30.
Registration is open for a virtual LibreFest workshop taking place Oct 10-11. Register by Oct 8.
Registration is open for WCET, in person in Denver Oct 19-21. This is a digital learning conference and there are two OER-related sessions on the program.
Applications for the Certificate in OER Librarianship Program through the Open Education Network are due Nov 4. Open Oregon Educational Resources can sponsor librarians at Oregon’s 24 public community colleges and universities.
How Arguments Work is hosting a student contribution contest as an open pedagogy project. Student submissions are due Dec 1.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
Achieving the Dream is seeking proposals for 30-minute and 60-minute concurrent sessions to be presented at their annual convening which will take place in-person, February 14–17 in Chicago, IL. Proposals are due October 7.
DOERS3 seeks participants to pilot the Equity Through OER Rubric; compensation is available. Proposals are due Oct 24.
DOERS3 seeks case study authors for a peer-reviewed, book-length project centered around valuing open education work in the tenure, promotion, and reappointment process. Abstracts of no more than 250 words for potential case studies are due Oct 24.
Communications in Information Literacy (CIL) seeks submissions for a theme issue on the connections between information literacy and open educational practices. Submission deadline is December 15, 2022.
OER-related job opportunities
Not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but Temple University Libraries and Press reopened their search for an Assistant Director for Open Publishing and Scholarly Communications. Applications are due September 30.
Again, not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but South Seattle College is seeking a Dean for Instructional Support Services. The role includes leading division related initiatives, such as open education resources, and serving as the designated campus copyright officer. Applications are due October 18.
Amy Hofer
Hi all, OER grantee Laura Butler Hughes, art faculty at LBCC, published a wonderful essay, Hard to Describe: Alt Text and Artworks in Conditions, a publication by the Ford Family Foundation Visual Arts Program and the University of Oregon's Center for Art Research (starts on p.24 of the pdf). Congrats Laura! Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Registration for Strategic Digital Accessibility Training is due October 3.
Fall 2022 Virtual OER Review Workshops take place October 24, 12-1pm; October 26, 6-7pm; and October 27, 12-1pm.
Copyright creepies: Trolls, tribunals, and tricky myths, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 28, 12-1.
Copyright for Complete Beginners, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 31, 12-1.
Office Hours with Veronica Vold, Open Education Instructional Designer every Wednesday, 9-11.
Other upcoming webinars
Latinx Belonging in Higher Education, hosted by Lumen Learning. October 5, 11-12 Pacific.
Creating Culturally Responsive Materials with Open Educational Resources: Beyond Commercial Publishing II, hosted by PIJIP and New America. October 6, 3-4 Pacific.
Digital Humanities and Authentic Resources, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. October 12, 11-12 Pacific.
Open Pedagogy As A Tool For Student Empowerment, hosted by CCCOER. October 12, 12-1 Pacific.
Open Ed As Enabler For Antiracism & Social Justice, hosted by CCCOER. November 9, 12-1 Pacific.
Remixing and Redistributing, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. November 10, 9-10 Pacific.
Belonging for First-Generation College Students, hosted by Lumen Learning. November 10, 11-12 Pacific.
Measuring Impact Of Open Education, hosted by CCCOER. December 7, 12-1 Pacific.
Other ways to get involved
Registration is open for a virtual LibreFest workshop taking place Oct 10-11. Register by Oct 8.
Registration is open for WCET, in person in Denver Oct 19-21. This is a digital learning conference and there are two OER-related sessions on the program.
Applications for the Certificate in OER Librarianship Program through the Open Education Network are due Nov 4. Open Oregon Educational Resources can sponsor librarians at Oregon’s 24 public community colleges and universities.
How Arguments Work is hosting a student contribution contest as an open pedagogy project. Student submissions are due Dec 1.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
Achieving the Dream is seeking proposals for 30-minute and 60-minute concurrent sessions to be presented at their annual convening which will take place in-person, February 14–17 in Chicago, IL. Proposals are due October 7.
DOERS3 seeks participants to pilot the Equity Through OER Rubric; compensation is available. Proposals are due Oct 24.
DOERS3 seeks case study authors for a peer-reviewed, book-length project centered around valuing open education work in the tenure, promotion, and reappointment process. Abstracts of no more than 250 words for potential case studies are due Oct 24.
Communications in Information Literacy (CIL) seeks submissions for a theme issue on the connections between information literacy and open educational practices. Submission deadline is December 15, 2022.
OER-related job opportunities
Clark College is hiring an OER Fellow. Flexible schedule and remote work available. If you have questions or are interested in the position, please contact Dean Julie Austad at jau...@clark.edu as soon as possible (open until filled).
Not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but Kentucky Virtual Library is hiring an Affordable Learning KY Program Coordinator. Remote work is an option with Kentucky residency required. Review of applications will begin in October.
Again, not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but South Seattle College is seeking a Dean for Instructional Support Services. The role includes leading division related initiatives, such as open education resources, and serving as the designated campus copyright officer. Applications are due October 18.
Amy Hofer
Hi all, this is a periodic reminder that this group doesn’t have to be a one-way channel! Feel free to use this address to share resources, ask questions, and connect with colleagues in Oregon’s open education community of practice. Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Fall 2022 Virtual OER Review Workshops take place October 24, 12-1pm; October 26, 6-7pm; and October 27, 12-1pm.
Copyright creepies: Trolls, tribunals, and tricky myths, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 28, 12-1.
Copyright for Complete Beginners, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 31, 12-1.
Awesome Attributions and Lovely Licensing Statements: How OER Practitioners Can Use Creative Commons Licenses With Style and Substance with Jonathan Poritz, December 2, 12-1.
Office Hours with Veronica Vold, Open Education Instructional Designer every Wednesday, 9-11.
Other upcoming webinars
Digital Humanities and Authentic Resources, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. October 12, 11-12 Pacific.
Open Pedagogy As A Tool For Student Empowerment, hosted by CCCOER. October 12, 12-1 Pacific.
Free STEM Textbooks: Open Educational Resources and Equity, hosted by Framingham State University’s Scholarly & Creative Showcase Series. October 12, 3-5 Pacific.
Open Ed As Enabler For Antiracism & Social Justice, hosted by CCCOER. November 9, 12-1 Pacific.
Remixing and Redistributing, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. November 10, 9-10 Pacific.
Belonging for First-Generation College Students, hosted by Lumen Learning. November 10, 11-12 Pacific.
Measuring Impact Of Open Education, hosted by CCCOER. December 7, 12-1 Pacific.
Other ways to get involved
Registration is open for a virtual LibreFest workshop taking place Oct 10-11. Register by Oct 8.
Registration is open for WCET, in person in Denver Oct 19-21. This is a digital learning conference and there are two OER-related sessions on the program.
Applications for the Certificate in OER Librarianship Program through the Open Education Network are due Nov 4. Open Oregon Educational Resources can sponsor librarians at Oregon’s 24 public community colleges and universities.
The blog editors for OER & Beyond are looking for a Contributing Editor for a one-year appointment in 2023. Applications are due by November 6.
How Arguments Work is hosting a student contribution contest as an open pedagogy project. Student submissions are due Dec 1.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
Achieving the Dream is seeking proposals for 30-minute and 60-minute concurrent sessions to be presented at their annual convening which will take place in-person, February 14–17 in Chicago, IL. Proposals are due October 7.
DOERS3 seeks participants to pilot the Equity Through OER Rubric; compensation is available. Proposals are due Oct 24.
DOERS3 seeks case study authors for a peer-reviewed, book-length project centered around valuing open education work in the tenure, promotion, and reappointment process. Abstracts of no more than 250 words for potential case studies are due Oct 24.
Communications in Information Literacy (CIL) seeks submissions for a theme issue on the connections between information literacy and open educational practices. Submission deadline is December 15, 2022.
OER-related job opportunities
Not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but South Seattle College is seeking a Dean for Instructional Support Services. The role includes leading division related initiatives, such as open education resources, and serving as the designated campus copyright officer. Applications are due October 18.
Amy Hofer
Hi all, lots of Oregonians are presenting at the 2022 Open Ed Conference next week! Read all about it :) Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Fall 2022 Virtual OER Review Workshops take place October 24, 12-1pm; October 26, 6-7pm; and October 27, 12-1pm.
Copyright creepies: Trolls, tribunals, and tricky myths, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 28, 12-1.
Copyright for Complete Beginners, cohosted with Copyright First Responders, October 31, 12-1.
Awesome Attributions and Lovely Licensing Statements: How OER Practitioners Can Use Creative Commons Licenses With Style and Substance with Jonathan Poritz, December 2, 12-1.
Office Hours with Veronica Vold, Open Education Instructional Designer every Wednesday, 9-11.
Other upcoming webinars
Open Access Week 2022: Open for Climate Justice, hosted by The University of Colorado Boulder Libraries/Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship. October 24-27.
Open Access Week 2022: Connections and Intersections, hosted by Kennesaw State University. October 24-27.
Databroker Dragnet: LexisNexis, Ice and How Librarians are Fighting Back, cohosted by Mijente, the Library Freedom Project, and Library Futures. October 25, 10 Pacific.
Open Ed As Enabler For Antiracism & Social Justice, hosted by CCCOER. November 9, 12-1 Pacific.
Remixing and Redistributing, hosted by Boise State Pathways Project. November 10, 9-10 Pacific.
Belonging for First-Generation College Students, hosted by Lumen Learning. November 10, 11-12 Pacific.
Measuring Impact Of Open Education, hosted by CCCOER. December 7, 12-1 Pacific.
Other ways to get involved
Applications for the Certificate in OER Librarianship Program through the Open Education Network are due Nov 4. Open Oregon Educational Resources can sponsor librarians at Oregon’s 24 public community colleges and universities.
The blog editors for OER & Beyond are looking for a Contributing Editor for a one-year appointment in 2023. Applications are due by November 6.
How Arguments Work is hosting a student contribution contest as an open pedagogy project. Student submissions are due Dec 1.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
DOERS3 seeks participants to pilot the Equity Through OER Rubric; compensation is available. Proposals are due Oct 24.
DOERS3 seeks case study authors for a peer-reviewed, book-length project centered around valuing open education work in the tenure, promotion, and reappointment process. Abstracts of no more than 250 words for potential case studies are due Oct 24.
Communications in Information Literacy (CIL) seeks submissions for a theme issue on the connections between information literacy and open educational practices. Submission deadline is December 15, 2022.
OER-related job opportunities
Not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but South Seattle College is seeking a Dean for Instructional Support Services. The role includes leading division related initiatives, such as open education resources, and serving as the designated campus copyright officer. Applications are due October 18.
Again, not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but University of San Diego is seeking an Assistant Dean for Student Success and Diversity who has OER-related responsibilities. This position is open until filled.