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Monday, March 5
 

15:00

 
Tuesday, March 6
 

10:30

Broadening Learning Opportunities (mini conference)

A half day mini-conference exploring the role of openness in education in South Africa.  Please sign up in advance here: http://teaching.cet.uct.ac.za/events/signup/422

Website http://opencontent.uct.ac.za/

Speakers
Tuesday March 6, 2012 10:30 - 14:30
African Studies Gallery (University of Cape Town, South Africa)

11:30

What does Open Eduacation mean for higher education in Africa?

Panel discussion of the role of Open Education in Higher Education in Africa

Please sign up in advance at: http://teaching.cet.uct.ac.za/events/signup/422

Website http://opencontent.uct.ac.za/

Speakers

Allison Fullard

Deputy Director, Library Services, University of the Western Cape

Marion Jacobs

Dean of the Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Cape Town

Reggie Raju

Director, Library IT and Communication, University of Stellenbosch

Ed Rybicki

Professor of Microbiology, Project Lead, Research Portal Initiative

Tuesday March 6, 2012 11:30 - 12:45
African Studies Gallery (University of Cape Town, South Africa)

13:00

Examples of Openness: Broadening learning opportunities beyond Higher Educaiton

Openly licensed textbooks go mainstream - learn about the Siyavula Project.

Please sign up in advance here: http://teaching.cet.uct.ac.za/events/signup/422

Website http://siyavula.org.za/

Speakers
Tuesday March 6, 2012 13:00 - 14:00
African Studies Gallery (University of Cape Town, South Africa)

00:00

Semana de la educación libre para México

P2P University Latam

 

Name of the event: "Semana de la educación libre para México"

Duration: March 6-10 Daily event 1.5 hrs per day.

Time: 12:00(midnight) – 1:30AM GMT

http://codejobs.biz/

Place: Aguascalientes, México.

Objective: Create a web application based on open technologies like Html5, PHP, MySQL, MongoDB, Jquery, JavaScript, Node.js, ZanPhp.

 

Summary: Create your Layout with your pencil, take your layout to Cacoo, take your layout to HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript, Let's make this functionable PHP,MySQL,MongoDB, ZanPHP, Node.js, AJAX.

 

Livecasting: http://www.codejobs.biz/

Hashtag of twitter: #p2puOEWMx

Speakers
Wednesday March 7, 2012 00:00 - 01:30
Webinar (Virtual)

10:00

Developing and supporting the curriculum with open educational resources

This interactive workshop will develop your knowledge of how open educational resources can be used to develop and support the curriculum. It will consider the benefits of 'giving away learning for free', offer an insight into what makes a valuable open educational resource and what issues need to be considered.
The session will be run by Kate Signorini from The Open University in Scotland and Jonathan Darby, Director, SCORE (the Support Centre for Open resources in Education). It is one of many events being held around the world as part of Open Education Week 5-10 March 2012.
We will look at the opportunities that open educational resources can offer:
* Flexible delivery of curriculum
* Bridging informal and formal learning
* Positive impact on recruitment, preparation and progression
* Reducing course production costs
We will look at innovations in open educational resources with reference to The Open University's free content across a wide range of formats such as iTunesU, YouTube and OpenLearn.
We will use the experience of developing bespoke material on The Open University's OpenLearn website as a focus for discussing how open educational resources can be used as an alternative way of developing curriculum and how such issues as online pedagogy and quality are addressed.
Aim
The aim of this workshop is to encourage individuals, institutions and programmes across the higher education sector to develop a deeper understanding of the benefits of open educational resources.
Outcomes
The workshop will enable you to:
* Learn more about innovations in open educational resources
* Share your experiences of open educational resources
* Consider how open educational resources could work in your own institution and what are the potential barriers
* Explore how open educational resources can change ways of working and learning

Website https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nWJHmM_4EkI2IKXA5pjMtuAwaXLQhTBKOD6oMA3OrC8/edi

Speakers

Jonathan Darby

Open University, UK

Kate Signorini

Open University, Scotland

Wednesday March 7, 2012 10:00 - 11:00
Edinburgh Conference Centre, Heriot-Watt University (Scotland)

11:00

Finding Open Stuff - workshop

This presentation showcases various sites where you can find open images, audio, video, software, comics and more. By using open resources, you are free to share your work without fear of infringing copyright.

Sign up: http://teaching.cet.uct.ac.za/events/signup/423

 

Speakers

12:00

Open Education in Europe

See full event program at: http://opencourseware.eu/OpenEducationEvent2012

Website http://opencourseware.eu/OpenEducationEvent2012

Livestream: http://opencourseware.eu/OEW2012live

Speakers

Greetje van den Bergh

Chair Netherlands National Commission for UNESCO

Lieve Van den Brande

European Commission, DG Education and Culture

Arnold Jonk

Director Knowledge of Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture & Science

Anka Mulder

Secretary General of Delft University of Technology and President, OpenCourseWare Consortium

Halbe Zijlstra

Dutch State Secretary for Education

14:00

15:00

Democratizing Access to Knowlege: Find out what open educational resources have to offer

Educators have taken advantage of the Internet to share their resources with colleagues around the world.  There is now an increasing amount of free online resources to support open education.  OpenStax College, for example, will soon offer free peer-reviewed textbooks on different subjects. 

Why do educators embrace open education?  What are open educational resources (OER) and where are they located?  How could instructors at Western benefit from the abundance of OER?

Michael McNally, a PhD candidate at the Faculty of Information & Media Studies, will introduce the audience to open education and facilitate discussion of how OER can be integrated into teaching and learning.

Registration is required for attending this session, please visit:

https://www.lib.uwo.ca/scholarship/openeducation.html

 

 

Speakers

Michael McNally

PhD candidate at the Faculty of Information and Media Studies

19:00

OPEN: Open Projects Engaging New York

LIVESTREAMING: SUNY Empire State College, School for Graduate Studies will be hosting the event in four locations: Saratoga, New York City, Buffalo, and Syracuse and online here: http://pointers.audiovideoweb.com/asxfiles-live/va92winlive2341.asx
TITLE: OPEN: Open Projects Engaging New York
TAG: OPEN, it just works  #ESCOEW

DESCRIPTION:
The School for Graduate Studies has been discussing ways in which a graduate school in an open university should function, and we welcome the opportunity to share some of the work which we have been doing.  


Our keynote speaker, Carla Casilli, is the Open Badges Project Lead at the Mozilla Foundation.  We will also have presentations on two open projects we are initiating:  our Virtual Teaching Incubator (including our work on Incubators, OER, and Badges) and our Virtual Business Incubator (Incubation and OER as well as an application of UC San Diego's Connect model to achieve Openness).

Webinar Link Livecast: http://pointers.audiovideoweb.com/asxfiles-live/va92winlive2341.asx

Website:  http://www.esc.edu/

 

Speakers

Joe Angiello

Coordinator of Community and Economic Development, School for Graduate Studies, SUNY Empire State College

Nicholas Boccolucci

Virtual Business Incubator Coordinator, School for Graduate Studies, SUNY Empire State College

Carla Casilli

Webmaker Badges + Content Team Lead, Mozilla Foundation
Learning about learning. Open Education. Open Source. Open Badges. Open Minds. | | More about Webmaker here: http://webmaker.org | Also, more about Open Badges here: http://openbadges.org

Donna Mahar

Virtual Teacher Incubator Coordinator, School for Graduate Studies, SUNY Empire State College

Amy McQuigge

Coordinator of Badging, School for Graduate Studies, SUNY Empire State College

Wednesday March 7, 2012 19:00 - 21:00
Saratoga, New York City, Buffalo, Syracuse and online

20:00

Skills Open Doors - LOCAL Lunchtime event - San Jose, CA - LOCAL

Skills Open Doors is hosting a local lunchtime event on providing materials, tools, consulting, and workshops for Basic and 21st Century Skills Training to Commerce, Healthcare, Agriculture, and Industry (CHAI). We will be giving a brief presentation and having open discussions on our proposals for using open educational materials to both reduce the cost of training and provide more targeted corporate training, for new and existing employees. If you are a manager/executive responsible for training in your organization, please RSVP to jim.huether@opendoorsgroup.org and let me know your name, title, company, email and phone number. Space is limited, so please RSVP soon. The event will be on Wednesday, March 7 from 12:00 to 1:00 PST at the Silicon Valley Education Foundation at 1400 Parkmoor Ave., Suite 200, San Jose, CA 95126.  Snack lunch will be provided.

Website http://opendoorsgroup.org/

21:00

00:00

Semana de la educación libre para México

P2P University Latam

 

Name of the event: "Semana de la educación libre para México"

Duration: March 6-10 Daily event 1.5 hrs per day.

Time: 12:00(midnight) – 1:30AM GMT

http://codejobs.biz/

Place: Aguascalientes, México.

Objective: Create a web application based on open technologies like Html5, PHP, MySQL, MongoDB, Jquery, JavaScript, Node.js, ZanPhp.

 

Summary: Create your Layout with your pencil, take your layout to Cacoo, take your layout to HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript, Let's make this functionable PHP,MySQL,MongoDB, ZanPHP, Node.js, AJAX.

 

Livecasting: http://www.codejobs.biz/

Hashtag of twitter: #p2puOEWMx

Speakers
Thursday March 8, 2012 00:00 - 01:30
Webinar (Virtual)

10:00

Concienciación en el uso de Recursos Educativos en Abierto (OER) en la UPM

Está jornada está dirigida a la comunidad de profesores y estudiantes con el fin de presentar qué servicios UPM e impacto que pueden alcanzar en el desarrollo de la “Educación en Abierto” de la UPM.
Full agenda: http://serviciosgate.upm.es/ocwupm/?p=395

Thursday March 8, 2012 10:00 - 13:00
Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Paraninfo,Rectorado.

10:00

Sustaining OER

Sustaining Open Education Practice (OEP) and the development of Open Educational Resources (OER) is an important step in ensuring that informal and formal learning is able to flourish in a changing landscape of higher education provision everywhere. 

Understanding what drives people to engage in OER will enable you to engage in strategic discussions at a number of different levels within your institution.  This workshop will consider how OER and OEP are impacting on Higher Education, why this is beneficial to learners, lecturers and institutions and what can be done to build on the movement.

Website:  http://www8.open.ac.uk/score/events/sustaining-oer-activity

Thursday March 8, 2012 10:00 - 16:00
Open University (Milton Keynes, UK)

11:00

Separate or Together? Open research and open education

We tend to treat open education and open research as if they are completely separate issues, just as our universities tend to separate the different missions of the institutions, although these missions are delivered by the same people. This seminar will explore the shared agendas of research communication and learning materials development in what has become an increasingly collaborative, multidisciplinary and open online research environment. Could openness become the space in which these two changing environments converge, to the benefit of the effectiveness and relevance and impact of all three of the university missions?

Eve Gray is an Honorary Research Associate in the Centre for Education Technology and is currently the Programme Lead of the IDRC-funded Scholarly Communications Programme. She is recognized as an international expert on Open Access to research from a developing country perspective.

Sign up to attend this event.

Speakers
Thursday March 8, 2012 11:00 - 12:00
MCB Seminar Room B (University of Cape Town, South Africa)

16:00

Aprendizaje en Red con uso de TIC

Conversaremos en vivo con docentes uruguayos y una docente venezolana participantes en el curso abierto “Aprendizaje en Red con uso de TIC” (ArTIC), ofrecido desde 2011 por el Centro Ceibal de Uruguay.  Exploraremos sus percepciones sobre la experiencia y los retos que involucran los formatos descentralizados, basados en red.

Live webcast: http://reaprender.org/openep/eventos-en-vivo/

Website: http://reaprender.org/openep/

 

Thursday March 8, 2012 16:00 - 17:00
Webinar (Virtual)

17:00

Meta OER Project workshop

On site Workshop
Thursday 8th of March from 18h to 19:30h aprox.


Where? Wiki-Lounge (Rambla Catalunya, 6), Barcelona


The workshop is one of the activities of the # metaOER project, organised by the UOC UNESCO Chair in E-Learning and from the IT, Multimedia and Telecommunications Department with the aim of creating a community of interest around the world of open educational resources.http://oer.uoc.edu/OEweek2012/activitats_eng.html 

Link to the presentation (in Spanish)

http://prezi.com/dxh39rido-gn/taller-sobre-recursos-educativos-en-abierto-oer/

Thursday March 8, 2012 17:00 - 18:30
Wiki Lounge (Rambla Catalunya, 6, Barcelona)

17:00

Truth in Numbers? Everything According to Wikipedia

Join us for a free viewing of the documentary "Truth in Numbers? Everything According to Wikipedia" in the Shapiro Screening Room. We'll provide pizza (while it lasts!) and after the show, stick around to talk to U-M community members who are also Wikipedians. You can learn more about how to use Wikipedia in your classroom, to promote your collections or resources or as an editor to improve the quality of information on this global encyclopedia.

More information: http://open.umich.edu/connect/events

Co-sponsored by MLibrary.

Comments welcome at: twitter: @open_michigan
facebook: Open.Michigan

23:30

Hacking the CS Textbook: Are you in? Content Sprint - online or in person!

Help build an open textbook in Computer Science!  Join Flat World Knowlege to build a table of contents, find open resources to fill out the content, and write new content to fill in gaps.  You can participate in person or online. 

Check out our introductory video: http://youtu.be/oy8pQbZ3USw

Then join us at the Work Bar in Boston

or online, here: http://hackcs101.eventbrite.com/

Website:  http://www.flatworldknowledge.com/

 

Thursday March 8, 2012 23:30 - 03:00
Work Bar (Boston)

00:00

Semana de la educación libre para México

P2P University Latam

 

Name of the event: "Semana de la educación libre para México"

Duration: March 6-10 Daily event 1.5 hrs per day.

Time: 12:00(midnight) – 1:30AM GMT

http://codejobs.biz/

Place: Aguascalientes, México.

Objective: Create a web application based on open technologies like Html5, PHP, MySQL, MongoDB, Jquery, JavaScript, Node.js, ZanPhp.

 

Summary: Create your Layout with your pencil, take your layout to Cacoo, take your layout to HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript, Let's make this functionable PHP,MySQL,MongoDB, ZanPHP, Node.js, AJAX.

 

Livecasting: http://www.codejobs.biz/

Hashtag of twitter: #p2puOEWMx

Speakers
Friday March 9, 2012 00:00 - 01:30
Webinar (Virtual)

02:00

SCI Developments of China celebrates Open Education Week

900-930  registration

930945  "introduction to OER", Yves Wang

9451000  "OER's impact on teaching and learning practices", Meena HwangOCWC大亚洲负责人)

10001010 Break


10101020 OCW: "A decade of MIT OCW and the new Future", Stephen Carson(麻省理工著名教授、OCWC董事长)

1020-1030  "OER in Developing Countries", Richard Rowe(哈弗大学研究院前院长、OLE开放学习公司董事长)

1030-1045  "Presentation on SCI Future City" project

10451120  Forum (Questions from the audience)

 

Livecast link: https://sas.elluminate.com/m.jnlp?password=M.C4ACE7AC1D4305B05CF1E1F59FD3AC&sid=2008170

Friday March 9, 2012 02:00 - 02:30
Webinar (Virtual)

09:00

Workshops on Sharing and ReMixing in Warsaw, Poland (througout the day)

(#146)  WORKSHOPS ON REMIX AND SHARING IN POLAND

On 8th March in Warsaw (Poland) Centrum Cyfrowe Porojekt: Polska with support from other opne-driven organisations invite for a series of workshops about remix, open culture and sharing.

For kids:
1) Open - workshop about remixing. We will search for resources published on Creative Commons lincences - audiobooks, photos and music. We will record our voices and create audio remix with support from dj Kwazar and video remix with our participants as actors.

2) Hackasaurus. We will learn how to change source code in X-ray Goggle, remix our favourit webpages and share with results with others. 

For adults/parents 
How to edit Wikipedia - workshop

Organisation that support us: Akademia Orange.
Partners: Orange Foundation, Mozilla Foundation, Wikimedia Poland Association, Zachęta National Gallery of Art
Patronage: Coalition for Open Education   More informoation: http://creativecommons.pl/impreza-remiksowa-w-zachecie/

Website:  http://creativecommons.pl/impreza-remiksowa-w-zachecie/

10:30

CC Korea Salon: @egoing's "Hello, World!"

CC Korea Salon: @egoing's "Hello, World!" ( Time: 10:30AM-~12:30PM GMT)

CC Korea celebrates Open Education with friends from all over the world and will hold an informal panel talk on how learning changes in the 'open world'.

Website:  http://www.creativecommons.or.kr   

Event Link:  http://www.cckorea.org/xe/?document_srl=190420&mid=news

Friday March 9, 2012 10:30 - 12:30
CC Korea

15:00

Finding Open Stuff - workshop for Health Science

This presentation showcases various sites where you can find open images, audio, video, software, comics and more. By using open resources, you are free to share your work without fear of infringing copyright.

 

Pleae sign up in advance: http://teaching.cet.uct.ac.za/events/signup/424

Website http://opencontent.uct.ac.za/

Speakers
Friday March 9, 2012 15:00 - 16:15
Faculty of Health Sciences (University of Cape Town)

18:00

Construcciones comunitarias de apoyo a los procesos de aprendizaje

La Semana de la educación abierta en Bogotá, contará con una sesión de conferencias en la Institución Universitaria Politécnico Grancolombiano, con transmisión en directo por RENATA**, que incluye videoconferencias con investigadores en otras regiones del país.

Las conferencias abordan el tema de los recursos educativos abiertos considerando, no sólo los repositorios de contenido, sino que también expondrán casos de éxito de experiencias colaborativas de generación de los mismos e incluso la presentación de la creación de plataformas que los usan y su implementación en la región.

Full Agenda: http://karisma.org.co/?p=1114)

livestreaming: http://www.renata.edu.co/index.php/component/content/article/22-especiales/1317-sala1-eventos-renata-internet.html

Website http://karisma.org

 

 

Friday March 9, 2012 18:00 - 22:00
Auditoria Jamie Michelsen (Politecnico Grancolombiano)

18:00

 




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