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8:30am MDT

Keynote Address: Cable Green: The Obviousness of Open Policy Kokopeli Ballroom

9:15am MDT

Keynote Address: Philipp Schmidt Kokopeli Ballroom

10:15am MDT

Enrich the Content or Enrich the Commons? Tension Between the Educator and the Instructor White Pine PBS News Hour Reporting Labs Build Informed, Engaged Digital Citizens Painted Horse Does researcher participation in online networks democratize knowledge production and dissemination? Arrowhead

10:45am MDT

Open Content, Experiential Learning, and Online Community-building: The Continuing Contribution of Open Journal Systems to Open Education Painted Horse Open science and OER: where do they intersect? White Pine

11:30am MDT

From EBooks to ETextbooks to Multimedia: The Relevance of EReaders and Tablets for Open Education White Pine In Search Of Affordable Textbooks: How OER Can Reduce Costs Arrowhead Wikiwijs, Using OER As Driver for Innovation Painted Horse

12:00pm MDT

Examining Technical Barriers to OER Reuse Through the Analysis White Pine Georgia Virtual School Makes the Move to OER Painted Horse The State of Open Textbooks Arrowhead

12:30pm MDT

Lunch Kokopeli Ballroom

1:45pm MDT

An Agile Approach to developing OER White Pine Collaborative Lesson Planning Painted Horse The National Training and Education Resource (NTER) Arrowhead

2:15pm MDT

Localization of OER in Himalayan Villages Arrowhead PLE's are not for teachers (Sorry); Open Information Systems are. Painted Horse Towards a Sustainable Model for OER @ Open Universiteit White Pine

3:00pm MDT

#phonar : An holistic approach to post-photographic learning. Painted Horse Creating a Flexible and Open Learning Environment for the Architectural Studio White Pine How are OER evaluated and so what? Arrowhead

3:30pm MDT

Awakening The Maker Ethic in K-12 Students White Pine Opening the Textbook: Connecting OER and Creating a Common Voice Arrowhead Writing Commons Painted Horse

4:15pm MDT

Is Academic Recognition Sufficient Incentive to Create Open Source Courseware? Painted Horse OER Policy: The Brazil Case White Pine OERs: by the people, for the people so don't forget the people Arrowhead

4:45pm MDT

Instructor Benefits and Costs of Contributing to MIT's OpenCourseWare Painted Horse Learner Interaction in a Virtual Open High School White Pine Taking OERs to the people that need them most Arrowhead