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  1. "If there's one thing I'd like you to take home it is learning from the margins" - Adriana d'Amico

    In her #OEGlobal26 session, "Resilience and Responsiveness: Lessons of Open Practices in Emergencies", Adriana proposes that in this period of significant global instability #OER and broader Open Education practices offer a promising foundation for resilient and adaptable systems.

    twp.ai/4hwomy

    #Resilience #OpenEducation #Snippets
    pic Paola Corti

  2. Debbie Baker from Maricopa Community Colleges is at #OEGlobal26.

    She chatted with Gino Fransman about her session today about Open Education quality, being encouraged through peer review. She spoke today on "From Frameworks to Futures: Rethinking OER Quality as a Shared Practice" alongside Wayde Oshiro, Andrea Scott, Danielle Leek, and Gracie McDonough

    twp.ai/4hwokU

    #OpenEducation #OER #OpenEd #HigherEd #WhyImHere #OEGlobal

  3. “OER is absolutely essential for the success of a class like this one” shared Liza Long from the Idaho State Board of Education & Idaho State University.

    Liza was discussing "AI and the Future of Openness: Insights from the DOERS AI+OER Project" along with Judith Sebesta, Tiffani Tijerina, Katya Mueller, Jojo Karlin, Evgenia Falenkova, Liza Long, Cynthia Keeton Brown, and Kathy Essmiller

    twp.ai/4hwoeo

    #OEGlobal26 #Snippets #OpenEducation #AIinOpenEducation
    photo Paola Corti

  4. Gino Fransman met Ada Ren-Mitchell at MIT LIbraries on Day 1 of #OEGlobal26.

    She's at the conference to share ideas on how to foster creativity in the Creative Commons through remixing OER. Watch her at 2:15 today!

    What do you want to hear about this week?

    #OEGlobal26 #OpenEducation #OER #OpenEd #HigherEd #WhyImHere #OEGlobal

  5. Gino Fransman popped into the #OEGlobal26 early registration.

    Here's his PSA about social media sharing and privacy with MIT Open Learning's Angie Pignatiello explaining the meaning behind the different lanyard colors! If a person has a red lanyard in your photo, don't post it!

    #OEGlobal #Privacy

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