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Welcome Your Keynote: Regina Gong!
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Paving the Way Towards Students Success: Librarians as Leaders and Partners in OER Initiatives
Attend the
10:00 a.m. keynote session to learn Gong's tips to provide meaningful support and be an integral partner to the different stakeholders on campus to encourage and sustain OER adoptions? share how we as a community can ensure that our work is supported,
valued, and celebrated.
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Regina Gong is the Open Educational Resources & Student Success Librarian at
Michigan State University (MSU) Libraries. A staunch advocate of openness, equity, and access, Gong is a member of: the SPARC Open Education Advisory Group, SPARC Steering Committee, and Executive Council member of the Community College Consortium for Open
Educational Resources; the MI Statewide OER Steering Committee; 2019 Open Education Conference Program Committee, and an OER Research Group Fellow.
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Have you noticed the cost of textbooks and other educational materials exponentially increasing??
Many institutions of higher education and PK-12 schools are experiencing the impact of this trend and are adopting open educational resources (OER) as alternatives
for their students. Thus, libraries are starting to see OER as part of a trickle-down effect.
Join us as we explore the roles libraries of all types play in supporting OER.
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Throughout the the day, a variety of peers and experts will present on a diverse range of OER topics. Register now for an action-packed day of information and knowledge
and gain access to all presentations post-conference for later viewing.
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Open Educational Resources: Build a Lesson Using Free Government Resources
Holistic OER: Identifying the Gaps
Working with Student Advocacy Groups to Raise Awareness of OER
Perfecting the Art of the Reference Interview in OER Support Roles
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Registration closes on
Sunday, December 1
Early bird ends Wednesday, November 20
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Early-bird Non-Member |
Individual - $129
| Group - $249
Library School Student
| $45
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