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Description: The 2019 Open Education Symposium featured a Lightning Talk and Poster Session on topics surrounding theme “Expanding Open Education in Colleges & Universities.”
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The Career Center and Open Education
Poster and recording of a lightning talk presented by Garnett Kinniburgh at the 2019 Open Education Symposium on the parallels between open education ...
Writing and Publishing OER for an Upper-Level Genetics Course
Poster presented by Christine Terry at the 2019 Open Education Symposium on writing and publishing OER for an upper-level course.
Open Learning '19: a cMOOC for Exploring Open Education
Poster presented by Sue Erickson at the 2019 Open Education Symposium on a cMOOC designed to explore open education.
Class Book Projects and Collaborative Technologies
Poster presented by Robert Browder at the 2019 Open Education Symposium on collaborative technology in class book projects.
Integrating an open science project as an open educational resource
Poster presented by Matthew DeCarlo at the 2019 Open Education Symposium on a project analyzing textbook costs.
Open, Accessible, Reusable: Creating a Open Learning Object Repository for Learners and Educators
Poster presented by Kayla McNabb and Lisa Becksford at the 2019 Open Education Symposium on the learning object repository Odyssey at Virginia Tech.
No graphing calculators, no license fees: free software for the mathematics classroom and beyond
Poster presented by Jason Lachniet at the 2019 Open Education Symposium on free software in the mathematics classroom.
A Discussion on the Use of Open Educational Resources on Campus
Poster presented by Britton Hipple, Sarah Donnelly, Darren Maczka, and Leanna Ireland at the 2019 Open Education Symposium on the project PrepLab and ...
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