OER Workshop and Seminar Series

The OER workshop and seminars series has the following aims:

• to enable institutions to disseminate findings from discipline-specific OER projects and/or practice, or evidence-informed policy;
• to facilitate the sharing of policy, practice and evidence, within and across disciplines;
• to promote critical discussion in relation to the release, use and reuse of OER in relation to all academic disciplines.

The series consists of the following institution-led seminars and workshops:

27 Apr: Queen Mary University of London

• From curiosity to confidence: sharing what it takes to ‘go open’ with learning and teaching resources

23 May: Southampton University

• Collaborative working using open research data to create OERs for the humanities

1 Jun: University of Central Lancashire

• Open Educational Resources in Languages

11 Jun: University Centre at Blackburn College

• Using OERs in HE in FE: degrees of edupunk?

5 Jul: University of Bedfordshire (event held at St Anne's College, Oxford University)

• Promoting Digital Literacy through OER: the release, use and reuse of open educational resources

7 November: Southampton University

• OERs as a vehicle for digital literacy in the humanities