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Open Education 2013

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KEYNOTE: Audrey Watters

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KEYNOTE: David Kernohan

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Creative Commons Update: Education, Policy, 4.0 Licenses, etc.

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Opening Up Assessment: Open Tools and Item Banks

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Global Open Textbook Projects - Pathways to Adoption

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What We Know about OER and its Effect on Students: A Literature Review

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The Impact of OER Textbook Adoption on Student Learning in Eight Post-Secondary Courses.

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OER and Solving the Textbook Cost Crisis

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A Red Hat for OER: Lumen's Journey Towards a Sustainable Model Supporting OER Adoption and Improvement

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How to Make It Work for Faculty: A study of how Washington community and technical college faculty use Open Educational Resources

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Personalized Learning - Worthy of the Hype?

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OER: Institutional and Legislative Considerations to Enhance Academic Freedom

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Assessment and accreditation of Learners using OER

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Dinner and Music

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Online courses and social responsibility toward learners

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A Year in the Trenches with TOTAL-OER! An Artichoke's Story of Survival

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The Impact of OER Science Textbook Adoption on Student Learning in Secondary Schools.

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Deploying Our Faculty: On the Road to Academic Freedom!

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Adoption of Common Core-Aligned OER: The Role of Shared Quality Rubrics

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Community College Consortium Save Students Millions and Expands Access to High-Quality Education

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A Model for Delivering Open Educational Resources to K12 Teachers: Integration and Use in Planning and Practice

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OER and Public Policy: Overview & Opportunities

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Excelsior College and the Saylor Foundation: Creating a path towards an affordable, accredited higher education together

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Breaking through to Open Learning Potential by Unbundling Learning Achievements

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The CC-OLI Evaluation Report

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Engaging Students & Other Campus Constituencies as OER Advocates

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Open to be Qualified

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Developing and deploying models that support the broad adoption and use of open educational resources

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Policy and Parties: State OER Policy Recommendations and a Guide for Collaborative Content Development

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I Have Credit for My OER Learning--Who Will Accept It?

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VOCAT 3.0

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A More Open Minnesota - Open Governance, Open Policies, and Affordable Education

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Outcomes of an Australian study to develop an OER Feasibility Protocol: A framework to assist implementation and adoption

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Open Translational Scholars

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Incorporating OER in a DOL Competency Model 21st Century eLearning Course