Hi all, the Open Education Network is looking for librarians and faculty to present their OER Adoption, Train the Trainer, Introduction to Open Pedagogy, and Open Pedagogy Train the Trainer workshops. If you’re interested in this paid opportunity, fill out this survey by Sept 11. Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Sign up by September 29, 2023, for Open Oregon Educational Resources to sponsor your registration for the Open Education Conference, held as a virtual event November 7-9, 2023.
Fall Virtual OER Review Workshop registration is open. Attend a workshop on one of three dates: October 30, 12pm–1pm; November 1, 5pm–6pm; or November 3, 12pm–1pm. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend for writing a review of an open educational resource.
Sign up by November 6 for a Modifying and Creating OER Workshop that takes place November 13, 12-1. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend if you practice modifying or creating OER and send us a link to your work.
Other ways to get involved
Publishing Tea Time: Tips for Writing Successful Federal Grants, hosted by the Open Education Network. September 11, 10 Pacific.
Grants and Funding to Support EDI Efforts at Community Colleges, hosted by CCCOER. September 13, 12 Pacific.
SPARC is urging individuals to contact their Congressional representatives asking them to oppose Section 552 of the House CJS Bill in order to preserve funding for open access to federally funded research. Your input is most effective by September 15.
The next Creative Commons Certificate course for Educators, Academic Librarians, or Open Culture begins September 25.
The Open Education Network’s Open Pedagogy Community of Practice meets on the last Wednesday of each month from 10-11 Pacific. The first meeting is September 27.
Understanding the Impact of Professional Learning on Open Educational Practice (OEP), hosted by the Pathways Project and the GoOpen National Network. September 27, 1 Pacific.
Manifold Case Study with Northern Iowa University, hosted by the Open Education Network. October 3, 10 Pacific.
Registration is open for the 2023 Creative Commons Global Summit, Oct 3-6 in Mexico City and online.
Gaining Faculty Buy-In for OER Adoption and Development: An Interactive Panel Discussion, hosted by CCCOER. October 11, 12 Pacific.
Registration is open for the SUNY OER Summit, taking place virtually October 10-12.
Registration is open for the OE Global Conference, taking place in person at NorQuest College in Edmonton, Canada, October 16-18. To receive the OEGlobal member discount, indicate that your institution is Open Oregon Educational Resources when you register.
Designing Inclusive and Accessible OER Courses: A focus on Equity, Diversity, and Universal Design for Learning, hosted by CCCOER. November 15, 12 Pacific.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
Commonplace seeks abstracts for a special series titled “Tenure, Promotion, & Recognition: Reimagining How We Measure Success.” This is relevant to anyone who has included open ed work in your portfolio! Contributors of accepted pieces will be rewarded with an honorarium of $150. Abstracts of 300 words or fewer are due September 11, 2023.
The Open Education Network seeks applications to their Event Planning Committee. Apply by September 15.
The Wisconsin Open Education Symposium is accepting proposals on the theme “Investing in our Students.” The symposium will take place virtually October 27. Proposals are due September 15.
The Institute of Museum and Library Services is accepting two-page preliminary proposals for National Leadership Grants for Libraries and the Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program through September 20.
The Call for Applications for the Certificate in Open Ed Librarianship Program with the Open Education Network is due October 20.
The Call for Applications for faculty/librarian teams to participate in the Certificate in Open Educational Practices with the Open Education Network is due October 27.
OER-related job opportunities
Loyola Marymount University is hiring a fully remote Open Educational Resources Instructional Designer. Online information sessions are September 7, 4-4:45pm Pacific and September 13, 4-4:45pm Pacific. Applications are due at 9am on October 2.
Hi all, for a dose of inspiration check out this year’s OEGlobal Open Education Awards for Excellence Winners. Congratulations to all and especially our neighbors in Washington in the Open Policy category for their Washington OER and Low-Cost Labeling Policies :) Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Sign up by September 29, 2023, for Open Oregon Educational Resources to sponsor your registration for the Open Education Conference, held as a virtual event November 7-9, 2023.
Fall Virtual OER Review Workshop registration is open. Attend a workshop on one of three dates: October 30, 12pm–1pm; November 1, 5pm–6pm; or November 3, 12pm–1pm. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend for writing a review of an open educational resource.
Sign up by November 6 for a Modifying and Creating OER Workshop that takes place November 13, 12-1. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend if you practice modifying or creating OER and send us a link to your work.
Other ways to get involved
SPARC is urging individuals to contact their Congressional representatives asking them to oppose Section 552 of the House CJS Bill in order to preserve funding for open access to federally funded research. Your input is most effective by September 15.
The next Creative Commons Certificate course for Educators, Academic Librarians, or Open Culture begins September 25.
The Open Education Network’s Open Pedagogy Community of Practice meets on the last Wednesday of each month from 10-11 Pacific. The first meeting is September 27.
Understanding the Impact of Professional Learning on Open Educational Practice (OEP), hosted by the Pathways Project and the GoOpen National Network. September 27, 1 Pacific.
Manifold Case Study with Northern Iowa University, hosted by the Open Education Network. October 3, 10 Pacific.
Registration is open for the 2023 Creative Commons Global Summit, Oct 3-6 in Mexico City and online.
Gaining Faculty Buy-In for OER Adoption and Development: An Interactive Panel Discussion, hosted by CCCOER. October 11, 12 Pacific.
Registration is open for the SUNY OER Summit, taking place virtually October 10-12.
Registration is open for the OE Global Conference, taking place in person at NorQuest College in Edmonton, Canada, October 16-18. To receive the OEGlobal member discount, indicate that your institution is Open Oregon Educational Resources when you register.
Designing Inclusive and Accessible OER Courses: A focus on Equity, Diversity, and Universal Design for Learning, hosted by CCCOER. November 15, 12 Pacific.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
York University seeks presenters on the topic of digital collections and Open Educational Resources. The event takes place virtually October 26, 10 Pacific. If you’re interested, email Hilary Barlow.
The Open Education Network seeks applications to their Event Planning Committee. Apply by September 15.
The Wisconsin Open Education Symposium is accepting proposals on the theme “Investing in our Students.” The symposium will take place virtually October 27. Proposals are due September 15.
The Institute of Museum and Library Services is accepting two-page preliminary proposals for National Leadership Grants for Libraries and the Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program through September 20.
Utah State University's Empower Teaching Open-Access Book Series seeks chapter proposals on the topic OER for and as assessment. Chapter proposals are due October 15.
The Call for Applications for the Certificate in Open Ed Librarianship Program with the Open Education Network is due October 20.
The Call for Applications for faculty/librarian teams to participate in the Certificate in Open Educational Practices with the Open Education Network is due October 27.
OER-related job opportunities
Not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but the University of Minnesota Libraries is hiring a Publishing Librarian. Apply by October 1.
Loyola Marymount University is hiring a fully remote Open Educational Resources Instructional Designer. Online information sessions are September 7, 4-4:45pm Pacific and September 13, 4-4:45pm Pacific. Applications are due at 9am on October 2.
Hi all, Jenny Ceciliano, an OER champion and Ed.D. candidate in Educational Leadership and Policy at Portland State University, seeks participants in a study of Oregon community college or university instructors who have transitioned from a commercial textbook to OER. Fill out the Consent to Participate form by October 15 if you’d like to do an interview before December 1. Thanks for helping out a colleague! Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Sign up by September 29, 2023, for Open Oregon Educational Resources to sponsor your registration for the Open Education Conference, held as a virtual event November 7-9, 2023.
Fall Virtual OER Review Workshop registration is open. Attend a workshop on one of three dates: October 30, 12pm–1pm; November 1, 5pm–6pm; or November 3, 12pm–1pm. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend for writing a review of an open educational resource.
Exploring Artificial Intelligence in Open Education Contexts (not so scary after all?). Does AI give you the creeps? Join our panelists for a 90-minute conversation this Halloween to demystify current and future uses of AI in open education. October 31, 11-12:30.
Sign up by November 6 for a Modifying and Creating OER Workshop that takes place November 13, 12-1. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend if you practice modifying or creating OER and send us a link to your work.
Other ways to get involved
The next Creative Commons Certificate course for Educators, Academic Librarians, or Open Culture begins September 25.
The Open Education Network’s Open Pedagogy Community of Practice meets on the last Wednesday of each month from 10-11 Pacific. The first meeting is September 27.
Understanding the Impact of Professional Learning on Open Educational Practice (OEP), hosted by the Pathways Project and the GoOpen National Network. September 27, 1 Pacific.
Sustaining an OER Program, hosted by the Open Education Network. October 2, 11 Pacific.
Manifold Case Study with Northern Iowa University, hosted by the Open Education Network. October 3, 10 Pacific.
Registration is open for the 2023 Creative Commons Global Summit, Oct 3-6 in Mexico City and online.
Gaining Faculty Buy-In for OER Adoption and Development: An Interactive Panel Discussion, hosted by CCCOER. October 11, 12 Pacific.
Registration is open for the SUNY OER Summit, taking place virtually October 10-12.
Registration is open for the OE Global Conference, taking place in person at NorQuest College in Edmonton, Canada, October 16-18. To receive the OEGlobal member discount, indicate that your institution is Open Oregon Educational Resources when you register.
Registration is open for the Wisconsin Open Education Symposium, taking place virtually October 27.
Designing Inclusive and Accessible OER Courses: A focus on Equity, Diversity, and Universal Design for Learning, hosted by CCCOER. November 15, 12 Pacific.
Accessibility Considerations in Open Education, hosted by WCET and NWHeat. November 16, 11 Pacific.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
Utah State University's Empower Teaching Open-Access Book Series seeks chapter proposals on the topic OER for and as assessment. Chapter proposals are due October 15.
The Call for Applications for the Certificate in Open Ed Librarianship Program with the Open Education Network is due October 20.
The Call for Applications for faculty/librarian teams to participate in the Certificate in Open Educational Practices with the Open Education Network is due October 27.
OER-related job opportunities
Not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but Texas Tech University Libraries is hiring an Open Educational Resources Lead Administrator. This position doesn’t have a deadline. Contact Sabrina Davis with questions.
Again, not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but UMass Amherst Libraries is hiring an Education Librarian with open ed in the position description. Applications are being reviewed on a rolling basis.
Once again, not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but Ball State University is hiring an Open Content and Affordable Learning Librarian. Apply by September 25.
As I said, I don’t want anyone to leave Oregon, but the University of Minnesota Libraries is hiring a Publishing Librarian. Apply by October 1.
Loyola Marymount University is hiring a fully remote Open Educational Resources Instructional Designer. Online information sessions are September 7, 4-4:45pm Pacific and September 13, 4-4:45pm Pacific. Applications are due at 9am on October 2.
Hi all, sign up by TODAY! for Open Oregon Educational Resources to sponsor your registration for the Open Education Conference, held as a virtual event November 7-9, 2023. Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Fall Virtual OER Review Workshop registration is open. Attend a workshop on one of three dates: October 30, 12pm–1pm; November 1, 5pm–6pm; or November 3, 12pm–1pm. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend for writing a review of an open educational resource.
Exploring Artificial Intelligence in Open Education Contexts (not so scary after all?). Does AI give you the creeps? Join our panelists for a 90-minute conversation this Halloween to demystify current and future uses of AI in open education. October 31, 11-12:30.
Sign up by November 6 for a Modifying and Creating OER Workshop that takes place November 13, 12-1. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend if you practice modifying or creating OER and send us a link to your work.
Other ways to get involved
Sustaining an OER Program, hosted by the Open Education Network. October 2, 11 Pacific.
Manifold Case Study with Northern Iowa University, hosted by the Open Education Network. October 3, 10 Pacific.
Registration is open for the 2023 Creative Commons Global Summit, Oct 3-6 in Mexico City and online.
Gaining Faculty Buy-In for OER Adoption and Development: An Interactive Panel Discussion, hosted by CCCOER. October 11, 12 Pacific.
Registration is open for the SUNY OER Summit, taking place virtually October 10-12.
Registration is open for the OE Global Conference, taking place in person at NorQuest College in Edmonton, Canada, October 16-18. To receive the OEGlobal member discount, indicate that your institution is Open Oregon Educational Resources when you register.
Registration is open for the Wisconsin Open Education Symposium, taking place virtually October 27.
Designing Inclusive and Accessible OER Courses: A focus on Equity, Diversity, and Universal Design for Learning, hosted by CCCOER. November 15, 12 Pacific.
Accessibility Considerations in Open Education, hosted by WCET and NWHeat. November 16, 11 Pacific.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
Utah State University's Empower Teaching Open-Access Book Series seeks chapter proposals on the topic OER for and as assessment. Chapter proposals are due October 15.
The Call for Applications for the Certificate in Open Ed Librarianship Program with the Open Education Network is due October 20.
The Call for Applications for faculty/librarian teams to participate in the Certificate in Open Educational Practices with the Open Education Network is due October 27.
OER-related job opportunities
Not that I want anyone to leave Oregon, but the University of Minnesota Libraries is hiring a Publishing Librarian. Apply by October 1.
Loyola Marymount University is hiring a fully remote Open Educational Resources Instructional Designer. Online information sessions are September 7, 4-4:45pm Pacific and September 13, 4-4:45pm Pacific. Applications are due at 9am on October 2.
Hi all, The 2023-25 Open Oregon Educational Resources grants have been awarded. Congratulations to our new cohort of grantees! Read more… Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Fall Virtual OER Review Workshop registration is open. Attend a workshop on one of three dates: October 30, 12pm–1pm; November 1, 5pm–6pm; or November 3, 12pm–1pm. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend for writing a review of an open educational resource.
Exploring Artificial Intelligence in Open Education Contexts (not so scary after all?). Does AI give you the creeps? Join our panelists for a 90-minute conversation this Halloween to demystify current and future uses of AI in open education. October 31, 11-12:30.
Sign up by November 6 for a Modifying and Creating OER Workshop that takes place November 13, 12-1. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend if you practice modifying or creating OER and send us a link to your work.
One Ton of Textbook Affordability Program Impact Data. One ton is a lot – 2,000 pounds – and that’s how much data we have on the impact of the statewide textbook affordability and open education program in Oregon. November 17, 12-1.
Inclusive or Exclusive? Examining "Inclusive Access" Textbook Programs. Join Nicole Allen for an examination of the “Inclusive Access" model and what campuses can do to prioritize equity and inclusion for course materials in their decisions. December 1, 12-1.
Other ways to get involved
Gaining Faculty Buy-In for OER Adoption and Development: An Interactive Panel Discussion, hosted by CCCOER. October 11, 12 Pacific.
Registration is open for the SUNY OER Summit, taking place virtually October 10-12.
Registration is open for the OE Global Conference, taking place in person at NorQuest College in Edmonton, Canada, October 16-18. To receive the OEGlobal member discount, indicate that your institution is Open Oregon Educational Resources when you register.
Registration is open for the Wisconsin Open Education Symposium, taking place virtually October 27.
Designing Inclusive and Accessible OER Courses: A focus on Equity, Diversity, and Universal Design for Learning, hosted by CCCOER. November 15, 12 Pacific.
Accessibility Considerations in Open Education, hosted by WCET and NWHeat. November 16, 11 Pacific.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
Utah State University's Empower Teaching Open-Access Book Series seeks chapter proposals on the topic OER for and as assessment. Chapter proposals are due October 15.
The Call for Applications for the Certificate in Open Ed Librarianship Program with the Open Education Network is due October 20.
The Call for Applications for faculty/librarian teams to participate in the Certificate in Open Educational Practices with the Open Education Network is due October 27.
OER-related job opportunities
The Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources is hiring an Open for Anti-racism Program Director. This is a 30-hour-per-week virtual contractor position that is grant-funded and available for a two-year term, with the possibility of an extension. Apply by Oct 30.
Hi all, we are looking for pilot instructors in CJ, HDFS, and SOC! Pls drop me a line if you may be interested. More info about this project: Institutions Across Oregon Pilot Open Curricula - Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Fall Virtual OER Review Workshop registration is open. Attend a workshop on one of three dates: October 30, 12pm–1pm; November 1, 5pm–6pm; or November 3, 12pm–1pm. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend for writing a review of an open educational resource.
Exploring Artificial Intelligence in Open Education Contexts (not so scary after all?). Does AI give you the creeps? Join our panelists for a 90-minute conversation this Halloween to demystify current and future uses of AI in open education. October 31, 11-12:30.
Sign up by November 6 for a Modifying and Creating OER Workshop that takes place November 13, 12-1. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend if you practice modifying or creating OER and send us a link to your work.
One Ton of Textbook Affordability Program Impact Data. One ton is a lot – 2,000 pounds – and that’s how much data we have on the impact of the statewide textbook affordability and open education program in Oregon. November 17, 12-1.
Inclusive or Exclusive? Examining "Inclusive Access" Textbook Programs. Join Nicole Allen for an examination of the “Inclusive Access" model and what campuses can do to prioritize equity and inclusion for course materials in their decisions. December 1, 12-1.
Other ways to get involved
Registration is open for the OE Global Conference, taking place in person at NorQuest College in Edmonton, Canada, October 16-18. To receive the OEGlobal member discount, indicate that your institution is Open Oregon Educational Resources when you register.
The Kennesaw State University (KSU) Libraries invite you to a virtual celebration of Open Access Week 2023, October 23-26.
Advancing Community-Led Open Infrastructure: Open Access Week Panel Discussion, hosted by the Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship and the University Libraries at the University of Colorado Boulder. October 24, 1 Pacific.
Registration is open for the Wisconsin Open Education Symposium, taking place virtually October 27.
Tea Time! Improving the workflow between Google Docs and Pressbooks with Jonathan Poritz, hosted by the Open Education Network. November 6, 11 Pacific.
Oregon’s Oregon Department of Education and the Higher Education Coordinating Commission are working on revisions to the CTE State Plan. They are holding in-person and virtual sessions for community input where discussion of OER would be relevant (I’ll be at the meeting for educators and administrators on 10/25). Sessions run through November 9.
Designing Inclusive and Accessible OER Courses: A focus on Equity, Diversity, and Universal Design for Learning, hosted by CCCOER. November 15, 12 Pacific.
Accessibility Considerations in Open Education, hosted by WCET and NWHeat. November 16, 11 Pacific.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
Utah State University's Empower Teaching Open-Access Book Series seeks chapter proposals on the topic OER for and as assessment. Chapter proposals are due October 15.
The Call for Applications for the Certificate in Open Ed Librarianship Program with the Open Education Network is due October 20.
The Call for Applications for faculty/librarian teams to participate in the Certificate in Open Educational Practices with the Open Education Network is due October 27.
The Open Education Network seeks applications from the open education library community to serve on a grant project’s advisory panel. The project will create guidance for academic libraries to develop effective open education programs. Apply by October 27.
Oregon’s Student Success & Retention Conference has a call for proposals that is relevant to open ed work. The event takes place in person in Portland on Feb 8 and 9. Proposals are due Nov 10.
The Missouri Affordable and Open Educational Resources Conference call for proposals is open. The event takes place virtually March 7 and proposals are due November 30.
An upcoming edited book with the working title Open Movements: Recognizing Challenges and Building Connections seeks chapter proposals from experts from across various open movements and related disciplines to discuss the connections and differences between their work. Proposal deadline is December 20.
OER-related job opportunities
The Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources is hiring an Open for Anti-racism Program Director. This is a 30-hour-per-week virtual contractor position that is grant-funded and available for a two-year term, with the possibility of an extension. Apply by Oct 30.
Hi all, Open Oregon Educational Resources is hiring! Please help us share widely about our Program Assistant and Grant Project Manager positions. Both close November 1. Thanks, Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Fall Virtual OER Review Workshop registration is open. Attend a workshop on one of three dates: October 30, 12pm–1pm; November 1, 5pm–6pm; or November 3, 12pm–1pm. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend for writing a review of an open educational resource.
Exploring Artificial Intelligence in Open Education Contexts (not so scary after all?). Does AI give you the creeps? Join our panelists for a 90-minute conversation this Halloween to demystify current and future uses of AI in open education. October 31, 11-12:30.
Sign up by November 6 for a Modifying and Creating OER Workshop that takes place November 13, 12-1. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend if you practice modifying or creating OER and send us a link to your work.
One Ton of Textbook Affordability Program Impact Data. One ton is a lot – 2,000 pounds – and that’s how much data we have on the impact of the statewide textbook affordability and open education program in Oregon. November 17, 12-1.
Inclusive or Exclusive? Examining "Inclusive Access" Textbook Programs. Join Nicole Allen for an examination of the “Inclusive Access" model and what campuses can do to prioritize equity and inclusion for course materials in their decisions. December 1, 12-1.
Other ways to get involved
The Kennesaw State University (KSU) Libraries invite you to a virtual celebration of Open Access Week 2023, October 23-26.
Advancing Community-Led Open Infrastructure: Open Access Week Panel Discussion, hosted by the Center for Research Data and Digital Scholarship and the University Libraries at the University of Colorado Boulder. October 24, 1 Pacific.
Open Archives & Special Collections Symposium, hosted by York University. October 26, 10 Pacific.
Registration is open for the Wisconsin Open Education Symposium, taking place virtually October 27.
Registration is open for the OE-AR+ Symposium, hosted by the University of Arkansas and NorthWest Arkansas Community College. This event takes place virtually on Oct 27.
Tea Time! Improving the workflow between Google Docs and Pressbooks with Jonathan Poritz, hosted by the Open Education Network. November 6, 11 Pacific.
Hands-on Webinar: Experience ‘Pressbooks Results,’ a student engagement tool, hosted by Pressbooks. November 7, 12 Pacific.
Oregon’s Oregon Department of Education and the Higher Education Coordinating Commission are working on revisions to the CTE State Plan. They are holding in-person and virtual sessions for community input where discussion of OER would be relevant (I’ll be at the meeting for educators and administrators on 10/25). Sessions run through November 9.
Designing Inclusive and Accessible OER Courses: A focus on Equity, Diversity, and Universal Design for Learning, hosted by CCCOER. November 15, 12 Pacific.
Accessibility Considerations in Open Education, hosted by WCET and NWHeat. November 16, 11 Pacific.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
The Call for Applications for the Certificate in Open Ed Librarianship Program with the Open Education Network is due October 20.
The Call for Applications for faculty/librarian teams to participate in the Certificate in Open Educational Practices with the Open Education Network is due October 27.
The Open Education Network seeks applications from the open education library community to serve on a grant project’s advisory panel. The project will create guidance for academic libraries to develop effective open education programs. Apply by October 27.
The Open Education for a Better World (OE4BW) International online mentoring program is accepting applications for developers and mentors through November 9.
Oregon’s Student Success & Retention Conference has a call for proposals that is relevant to open ed work. The event takes place in person in Portland on Feb 8 and 9. Proposals are due Nov 10.
The Library Publishing Coalition is accepting proposals for the 2024 Library Publishing Forum, which will take place in Minneapolis on May 15 and 16. Submission deadline is November 20.
The Missouri Affordable and Open Educational Resources Conference call for proposals is open. The event takes place virtually March 7 and proposals are due November 30.
An upcoming edited book with the working title Open Movements: Recognizing Challenges and Building Connections seeks chapter proposals from experts from across various open movements and related disciplines to discuss the connections and differences between their work. Proposal deadline is December 20.
OER-related job opportunities
The Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources is hiring an Open for Anti-racism Program Director. This is a 30-hour-per-week virtual contractor position that is grant-funded and available for a two-year term, with the possibility of an extension. Apply by Oct 30.
Portland State University is hiring an Open Scholarship Librarian. The position is open until finalists are identified, but an informal recommendation is to apply by Nov 17.
Hi all, Open Oregon Educational Resources is hiring! Please help us share widely about our Program Assistant and Grant Project Manager positions. Both close November 1. Thanks, Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Fall Virtual OER Review Workshop registration is open. Attend a workshop on one of three dates: October 30, 12pm–1pm; November 1, 5pm–6pm; or November 3, 12pm–1pm. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend for writing a review of an open educational resource.
Exploring Artificial Intelligence in Open Education Contexts (not so scary after all?). Does AI give you the creeps? Join our panelists for a 90-minute conversation this Halloween to demystify current and future uses of AI in open education. October 31, 11-12:30.
Sign up by November 6 for a Modifying and Creating OER Workshop that takes place November 13, 12-1. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend if you practice modifying or creating OER and send us a link to your work.
One Ton of Textbook Affordability Program Impact Data. One ton is a lot – 2,000 pounds – and that’s how much data we have on the impact of the statewide textbook affordability and open education program in Oregon. November 17, 12-1.
Inclusive or Exclusive? Examining "Inclusive Access" Textbook Programs. Join Nicole Allen for an examination of the “Inclusive Access" model and what campuses can do to prioritize equity and inclusion for course materials in their decisions. December 1, 12-1.
Other ways to get involved
Tea Time! Improving the workflow between Google Docs and Pressbooks with Jonathan Poritz, hosted by the Open Education Network. November 6, 11 Pacific.
Hands-on Webinar: Experience ‘Pressbooks Results,’ a student engagement tool, hosted by Pressbooks. November 7, 12 Pacific.
Oregon’s Oregon Department of Education and the Higher Education Coordinating Commission are working on revisions to the CTE State Plan. They are holding in-person and virtual sessions for community input where discussion of OER would be relevant (I’ll be at the meeting for educators and administrators on 10/25). Sessions run through November 9.
Designing Inclusive and Accessible OER Courses: A focus on Equity, Diversity, and Universal Design for Learning, hosted by CCCOER. November 15, 12 Pacific.
Accessibility Considerations in Open Education, hosted by WCET and NWHeat. November 16, 11 Pacific.
Librarians are invited to participate in a survey on academic library eBook textbook affordability initiatives. The survey closes November 17.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
The Open Education for a Better World (OE4BW) International online mentoring program is accepting applications for developers and mentors through November 9.
Oregon’s Student Success & Retention Conference has a call for proposals that is relevant to open ed work. The event takes place in person in Portland on Feb 8 and 9. Proposals are due Nov 10.
The 2024 AZ Regional OER Conference is accepting session proposals. The conference will take place virtually on Feb 29-Mar 1 and proposals are due November 12.
The Library Publishing Coalition is accepting proposals for the 2024 Library Publishing Forum, which will take place in Minneapolis on May 15 and 16. Submission deadline is November 20.
The Missouri Affordable and Open Educational Resources Conference call for proposals is open. The event takes place virtually March 7 and proposals are due November 30.
An upcoming edited book with the working title Open Movements: Recognizing Challenges and Building Connections seeks chapter proposals from experts from across various open movements and related disciplines to discuss the connections and differences between their work. Proposal deadline is December 20.
OER-related job opportunities
The Community College Consortium for Open Educational Resources is hiring an Open for Anti-racism Program Director. This is a 30-hour-per-week virtual contractor position that is grant-funded and available for a two-year term, with the possibility of an extension. Apply by Oct 30.
Portland State University is hiring an Open Scholarship Librarian. The position is open until finalists are identified, but an informal recommendation is to apply by Nov 17.
The Ball State University Libraries is hiring an Open Content and Affordable Learning Librarian. Apply by November 27.
Hi all, the Grant Project Manager position with Open Oregon Educational Resources has been extended to this Sunday at midnight Pacific. Please share! Thanks, Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Sign up by November 6 for a Modifying and Creating OER Workshop that takes place November 13, 12-1. After the workshop, you’ll receive a stipend if you practice modifying or creating OER and send us a link to your work.
One Ton of Textbook Affordability Program Impact Data. One ton is a lot – 2,000 pounds – and that’s how much data we have on the impact of the statewide textbook affordability and open education program in Oregon. November 17, 12-1.
Inclusive or Exclusive? Examining "Inclusive Access" Textbook Programs. Join Nicole Allen for an examination of the “Inclusive Access" model and what campuses can do to prioritize equity and inclusion for course materials in their decisions. December 1, 12-1.
Other ways to get involved
Tea Time! Improving the workflow between Google Docs and Pressbooks with Jonathan Poritz, hosted by the Open Education Network. November 6, 11 Pacific.
Hands-on Webinar: Experience ‘Pressbooks Results,’ a student engagement tool, hosted by Pressbooks. November 7, 12 Pacific.
Oregon’s Oregon Department of Education and the Higher Education Coordinating Commission are working on revisions to the CTE State Plan. They are holding in-person and virtual sessions for community input where discussion of OER would be relevant (I’ll be at the meeting for educators and administrators on 10/25). Sessions run through November 9.
Designing Inclusive and Accessible OER Courses: A focus on Equity, Diversity, and Universal Design for Learning, hosted by CCCOER. November 15, 12 Pacific. Directly after the webinar there will be an informal 30-min Q&A lead by CCCOER Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Committee co-VPs, Andrea Scott and Wayde Oshiro.
Accessibility Considerations in Open Education, hosted by WCET and NWHeat. November 16, 11 Pacific.
Librarians are invited to participate in a survey on academic library eBook textbook affordability initiatives. The survey closes November 17.
Faculty and librarians with teaching responsibilities are invited to participate in a survey on barriers to adoption of OER. The survey closes December 1.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
The Open Education for a Better World (OE4BW) International online mentoring program is accepting applications for developers and mentors through November 9.
Oregon’s Student Success & Retention Conference has a call for proposals that is relevant to open ed work. The event takes place in person in Portland on Feb 8 and 9. Proposals are due Nov 10.
The 2024 AZ Regional OER Conference is accepting session proposals. The conference will take place virtually on Feb 29-Mar 1 and proposals are due November 12.
The Library Publishing Coalition is accepting proposals for the 2024 Library Publishing Forum, which will take place in Minneapolis on May 15 and 16. Submission deadline is November 20.
The Missouri Affordable and Open Educational Resources Conference call for proposals is open. The event takes place virtually March 7 and proposals are due November 30.
An upcoming edited book with the working title Open Movements: Recognizing Challenges and Building Connections seeks chapter proposals from experts from across various open movements and related disciplines to discuss the connections and differences between their work. Proposal deadline is December 20.
OER-related job opportunities
Portland State University is hiring an Open Scholarship Librarian. The position is open until finalists are identified, but an informal recommendation is to apply by Nov 17.
The Ball State University Libraries is hiring an Open Content and Affordable Learning Librarian. Apply by November 27.
Hi all, it was exciting to see so many Oregon colleagues at this week’s Open Ed Conference! If Open Oregon Educational Resources sponsored your attendance, please look out for the message with a form to share your takeaways. Whew! Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
One Ton of Textbook Affordability Program Impact Data. One ton is a lot – 2,000 pounds – and that’s how much data we have on the impact of the statewide textbook affordability and open education program in Oregon. November 17, 12-1.
Inclusive or Exclusive? Examining "Inclusive Access" Textbook Programs. Join Nicole Allen for an examination of the “Inclusive Access" model and what campuses can do to prioritize equity and inclusion for course materials in their decisions. December 1, 12-1.
Other ways to get involved
Designing Inclusive and Accessible OER Courses: A focus on Equity, Diversity, and Universal Design for Learning, hosted by CCCOER. November 15, 12 Pacific. Directly after the webinar there will be an informal 30-min Q&A lead by CCCOER Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Committee co-VPs, Andrea Scott and Wayde Oshiro.
Accessibility Considerations in Open Education, hosted by WCET and NWHeat. November 16, 11 Pacific.
Librarians are invited to participate in a survey on academic library eBook textbook affordability initiatives. The survey closes November 17.
Minnesota State’s Teacher Education Project is seeking subject matter experts to review educational content that will be used to educate and train students enrolled in Teacher Education programs for a $1,000 – $1,500 stipend. Candidates must have completed a master’s degree in education or have 5+ years of K-12 teaching experience and have a background in culturally responsive pedagogy. Applications are due Nov 24.
The University of New Mexico’s OER Working Group is informally gathering information about current or potential applications of generative AI for supporting faculty in adopting, adapting, or creating open educational resources. Fill out their form by November 30.
Faculty and librarians with teaching responsibilities are invited to participate in a survey on barriers to adoption of OER. The survey closes December 1.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
Oregon’s Student Success & Retention Conference has a call for proposals that is relevant to open ed work. The event takes place in person in Portland on Feb 8 and 9. Proposals are due Nov 10.
The 2024 AZ Regional OER Conference is accepting session proposals. The conference will take place virtually on Feb 29-Mar 1 and proposals are due November 12.
The Library Publishing Coalition is accepting proposals for the 2024 Library Publishing Forum, which will take place in Minneapolis on May 15 and 16. Submission deadline is November 20.
The Missouri Affordable and Open Educational Resources Conference call for proposals is open. The event takes place virtually March 7 and proposals are due November 30.
An upcoming edited book with the working title Open Movements: Recognizing Challenges and Building Connections seeks chapter proposals from experts from across various open movements and related disciplines to discuss the connections and differences between their work. Proposal deadline is December 20.
OER-related job opportunities
Portland State University is hiring an Open Scholarship Librarian. The position is open until finalists are identified, but an informal recommendation is to apply by Nov 17.
The Ball State University Libraries is hiring an Open Content and Affordable Learning Librarian. Apply by November 27.
Hi all, if you enjoyed last week’s Open Ed Conference, consider becoming a board member! Nominations are due Sunday - Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
One Ton of Textbook Affordability Program Impact Data. One ton is a lot – 2,000 pounds – and that’s how much data we have on the impact of the statewide textbook affordability and open education program in Oregon. POSTPONED to November 20, 12-1.
Inclusive or Exclusive? Examining "Inclusive Access" Textbook Programs. Join Nicole Allen for an examination of the “Inclusive Access" model and what campuses can do to prioritize equity and inclusion for course materials in their decisions. December 1, 12-1.
Other ways to get involved
Librarians are invited to participate in a survey on academic library eBook textbook affordability initiatives. The survey closes November 17 (today!).
Nominations for the board of the Open Education Conference are due November 19.
Minnesota State’s Teacher Education Project is seeking subject matter experts to review educational content that will be used to educate and train students enrolled in Teacher Education programs for a $1,000 – $1,500 stipend. Candidates must have completed a master’s degree in education or have 5+ years of K-12 teaching experience and have a background in culturally responsive pedagogy. Applications are due Nov 24.
The University of New Mexico’s OER Working Group is informally gathering information about current or potential applications of generative AI for supporting faculty in adopting, adapting, or creating open educational resources. Fill out their form by November 30.
Faculty and librarians with teaching responsibilities are invited to participate in a survey on barriers to adoption of OER. The survey closes December 1.
Tea Time! Back by Demand: Copyright, Fair Use, and CC Licensing and Trolls, hosted by the Open Education Network Publishing Co-op Advisory Group. December 4, 11 Pacific.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Journal of Open Initiatives in Academic Libraries seeks editorial board members. Applications will be reviewed by January 19, 2024.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
The Library Publishing Coalition is accepting proposals for the 2024 Library Publishing Forum, which will take place in Minneapolis on May 15 and 16. Submission deadline is November 20. Conference scholarship applications are due Jan 12.
The Missouri Affordable and Open Educational Resources Conference call for proposals is open. The event takes place virtually March 7 and proposals are due November 30.
The Open Language Resource Center at the University of Kansas is seeking proposals for the Language OER Conference, taking place virtually on Saturday, February 17, 2024. The deadline for proposal submission is Monday, December 11.
An upcoming edited book with the working title Open Movements: Recognizing Challenges and Building Connections seeks chapter proposals from experts from across various open movements and related disciplines to discuss the connections and differences between their work. Proposal deadline is December 20.
OER-related job opportunities
Portland State University is hiring an Open Scholarship Librarian. The position is open until finalists are identified, but an informal recommendation is to apply by Nov 17 (today!).
The Ball State University Libraries is hiring an Open Content and Affordable Learning Librarian. Apply by November 27.
Hi all, we have a wonderful new post on the blog from Gabriel Higuera, a member of the 2021-23 grant cohort: OER Grant Update: Don’t Defend Your Course Material. Enjoy! Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Inclusive or Exclusive? Examining "Inclusive Access" Textbook Programs. Join Nicole Allen for an examination of the “Inclusive Access" model and what campuses can do to prioritize equity and inclusion for course materials in their decisions. December 1, 12-1.
Other ways to get involved
Minnesota State’s Teacher Education Project is seeking subject matter experts to review educational content that will be used to educate and train students enrolled in Teacher Education programs for a $1,000 – $1,500 stipend. Candidates must have completed a master’s degree in education or have 5+ years of K-12 teaching experience and have a background in culturally responsive pedagogy. Applications are due Nov 24.
The University of New Mexico’s OER Working Group is informally gathering information about current or potential applications of generative AI for supporting faculty in adopting, adapting, or creating open educational resources. Fill out their form by November 30.
Faculty and librarians with teaching responsibilities are invited to participate in a survey on barriers to adoption of OER. The survey closes December 1.
Tea Time! Back by Demand: Copyright, Fair Use, and CC Licensing and Trolls, hosted by the Open Education Network Publishing Co-op Advisory Group. December 4, 11 Pacific.
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Journal of Open Initiatives in Academic Libraries seeks editorial board members. Applications will be reviewed by January 19, 2024.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
The Missouri Affordable and Open Educational Resources Conference call for proposals is open. The event takes place virtually March 7 and proposals are due November 30.
The Open Language Resource Center at the University of Kansas is seeking proposals for the Language OER Conference, taking place virtually on Saturday, February 17, 2024. The deadline for proposal submission is Monday, December 11.
Open Education Talks, hosted by the University of Calgary, Thompson Rivers University, and the University of Alberta, seeks proposals for lightning talks to take place every Wednesday in March 2024 at 11 Pacific. Proposals are due December 18.
An upcoming edited book with the working title Open Movements: Recognizing Challenges and Building Connections seeks chapter proposals from experts from across various open movements and related disciplines to discuss the connections and differences between their work. Proposal deadline is December 20.
OER-related job opportunities
The Ball State University Libraries is hiring an Open Content and Affordable Learning Librarian. Apply by November 27.
Hi all, the Oregon Student Association is looking for a student or group of students to submit an issue brief in support of a program funding increase for Open Oregon Educational Resources. The opportunity is open to both undergraduate and graduate students at any public university or college in Oregon, and detailed instructions are available at the OSA Issue Choosing Process webpage or by email from Nick Keough, Legislative Director, Oregon Student Association. Please share with students! Amy
Upcoming professional development hosted by Open Oregon Educational Resources
Equity and Open Education Faculty Cohort Registration is open through January 5. Participants will earn a $200 stipend upon completion of “Part 1- Explore” (Feb 5-March 1, 2024) and will have the option to earn an additional $300 stipend in “Part 2- Implement” (March 1-March 29, 2024).
Other ways to get involved
Faculty and librarians with teaching responsibilities are invited to participate in a survey on barriers to adoption of OER. The survey closes December 1 (today!).
Tea Time! Back by Demand: Copyright, Fair Use, and CC Licensing and Trolls, hosted by the Open Education Network Publishing Co-op Advisory Group. December 4, 11 Pacific.
Register to vote in the Open Education Conference Board of Directors election. Register by Dec 5 and vote by Dec 7. Elizabeth Braatz, a Portland State University student, is running for a seat!
Measuring Impact with Open Education Course Markings, hosted by CCCOER. December 13, 12 Pacific.
Journal of Open Initiatives in Academic Libraries seeks editorial board members. Applications will be reviewed by January 19, 2024.
Calls for proposals in the open education field
The Open Language Resource Center at the University of Kansas is seeking proposals for the Language OER Conference, taking place virtually on Saturday, February 17, 2024. The deadline for proposal submission is Monday, December 11.
The 2024 Digital Initiatives Symposium (DIS) at the University of San Diego is accepting proposals for presentations to take place in person on April 29. Proposals are due December 15.
Open Education Talks, hosted by the University of Calgary, Thompson Rivers University, and the University of Alberta, seeks proposals for lightning talks to take place every Wednesday in March 2024 at 11 Pacific. Proposals are due December 18.
An upcoming edited book with the working title Open Movements: Recognizing Challenges and Building Connections seeks chapter proposals from experts from across various open movements and related disciplines to discuss the connections and differences between their work. Proposal deadline is December 20.
The Northeast OER Summit, taking place virtually April 4-5, is accepting proposals through Jan 8.
OER-related job opportunities
Creative Commons (CC) and its partners SPARC and EIFL are hiring a remote Open Climate Campaign Communications Manager. This position is a full-time (40hrs/week) contract that may start as early as February, 2024 and end as late as June, 2026. Applications are due Jan 12.