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Open Education 2012

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Keynote - Ecologies of Yearning and the Future of Open Education

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Keynote - Open for What? Open to What? Beyond Content.

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Conference Opening and Welcome

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Closing Plenary – Creative Commons

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Keynote - You Cannot Build Open Policies Without People: the OER Brazil case and beyond

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Dinner Cruise - Ship sails PROMPTLY at 4:30

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Welcome

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Mozilla Open Badges: into the great wide open

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Buses departing from UBC Robson Square to Plaza of Nations for evening cruise

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Lunch

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Pitchfest

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Welcome

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Closing Remarks - Remixathon Results!

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Break

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OER and Alternative Certification Models

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Break

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Open Education: Still a Chasm to Cross

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Lunch

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Lunch

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Are edX, Udacity and Cousera disruptive innovators?

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Break

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Share Everywhere: A multi-project collaboration to make it easy to create and share content with legs.

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OER to the Max

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Break

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The Need for Open Business Models

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OER Essentials: How to Build, Adapt & Supplement Online/Hybrid Courses Using OER

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Visualizing Learning Data

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Making Open Courseware Count

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Open Academics Textbook Catalog

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High-Touch & High-Tech: Best Practices in Open and Online Teaching

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The OER FLOW and Social Media

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Break

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The Open Assignment Bank of ds106 and Remixing Thereof

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Designing Assessments and Granting Credit for Open Courseware and Prior Learning

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Disaggregating universities: The future of higher education?

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Project Kaleidoscope: Institutional Adoption Models for OER

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OER for Educational Innovation: How About the Teacher?

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OpenStax Tutor: Open Personalized Learning

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The Kaleidoscope Faculty Experience: Collaborative Adoption of OER

#40

Evolution or Revolution? Perspectives on Open Education From Deans, Devotees, Doubters, and Doers

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Answering the questions of openness

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Engaging Students as Open Education Advocates

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Break

#44

A Student Measure of the Quality of Open Digital Textbooks

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EdReady: Personalized OER, Finally

#46

Examining the impact of Open Course Library materials on teaching practice and student success

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Strategies to foster OER and OER initiatives in developing regions

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Assessment of the usefulness and impact of OCW Scholar courses

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Bildung as a critical foundation for open education

#50

Unleashing Innovation: unintended consequences of a CC-BY license