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Shawna Brandle

Kingsborough Community College
Associate Professor
United States of America

cuny.is/brandle

Shawna M. Brandle (@ProfBrandle) is an Associate Professor of Political Science and the Faculty Leader for OERs at Kingsborough Community College in the City University of New York. Her PhD is in international relations and comparative politics. She is the author of Television News Coverage of Human Rights: The Violations Will Not Be Televised (Routledge 2015). She is also active in the research about and the creation and promotion of OERs in higher education, including creating an OER sourcebook for the basic Intro to American Government course; crazy enough to think about coordinating one for Comparative Politics.

09:00

Welcome by Willem van Valkenburg and Robert Schuwer. Opening statement by Ingrid van Engelshoven, Minister of Education, Culture and Science of the Netherlands Auditorium

09:30

The (Digital) Future and Transformation of Universities Auditorium

10:15

Coffee/Tea Break Foyer

10:45

Evidence of Impact: OER impact on student success Classroom 12

11:35

Conceptualising OEP: A review of theoretical and empirical literature in Open Educational Practices Classroom 1

12:00

Impact of International Organizations on Governmental OER Policies Commissie 2

13:30

Open Education Consortium, an update by the Executive Director Auditorium

14:25

Degrees of social inclusion: Open educational practices and resources in the Global South Senaatszaal

14:50

Open education and open society: Popper, piracy and praxis Senaatszaal

15:15

Changing Minds by Using Open Data FvHasselt

15:40

Coffee/Tea Break Foyer

16:10

Open Enough? Eight Factors to Consider when Transitioning from Closed to Open Resources and Courses: A Conceptual Framework Classroom 12

16:35

Wikipedia as a toolset for Open Education Commissie 2

17:00

Quality OER at Scale in India: The Curriculum, Interactive Tools and Platforms of the Connected Learning Initiative Commissie 2

09:00

Working at the intersection of open research and open education Auditorium

10:00

UNESCO OER Policy Update Auditorium

10:15

Coffee/Tea Break Foyer

10:45

Early Lessons Learned from a Large Scale OER Initiative at a Large Urban University System Classroom 12

11:35

Collaboration: The Key Ingredient for a Sustainable Open Education Movement Classroom 12

12:25

Using Open Education for an Innovative International Cooperation at governmental level Classroom 12

13:50

Going Open in Europe: Leveraging open education to enhance teaching and learning in the digital age Auditorium

14:45

The Open Faculty Patchbook: A Community Quilt of Pedagogy Commissie 2

15:10

Facilitating open textbook publishing at TU Delft: Open Textbook in a Day. Commissie 3

16:00

Coffee/Tea Break Foyer

16:30

Open by Default- from Commitment to Action with Open Education Policy Commissie 4

10:30

Opening Teacher, Student and Researcher Access to Copyrighted Works – Complimentary Roles of Open Licensing and Copyright Limitations FvHasselt

11:20

Beyond practices: Values, challenges, and tensions associated with using OEP FvHasselt

11:45

Saving What for Whom: Student Perspectives on the OER Initiative at Kingsborough Community College, or How To Keep All the Stakeholders Involved FvHasselt

13:15

Autonomy & Authenticity: Open Pedagogy as a Motivator for First-Year College Students Commissie 4

14:45

Free-Range Learning in the Digital Age: the Role of Open Resources in Defining What the Future Holds Auditorium

15:30

Coffee/Tea Break Foyer