is part of Open Education Month at Concordia University. You will discover select Concordia events and workshops in the global open education movement during Open Education Week 2025.
Workshops and Events
Learn more about open educational workshops and events (past and current)
Past Events and Workshops
Open for Community Across Platform Demos and Conversations
Coordinated by Rachel Harris in collaboration with 4TH Space and colleagues acrross departments, this event was part of OA Week 2023 on October 27, 2023. Moderated by Ryan Van Huijstee, the livestream features demos and demonstrations on Open Publishing and Library Support (Saelan Twerdy, Rachel Harris, Chloe Lei), Open Education (Cristina Sanza and Andrea Hunter, Ariel Harlap), Research Creation (Pippin Bar, Kathleen Vaughan), Open Data (Faisal Shennib, Elizabeth Bloodgood, Michael Lenczner).
Open education demos:
26:57 Cristina Sanza & Andrea Hunter, Journalism
33:24 Ariel Harlap, Centre of Teaching and Learning
OERs in Action: Promoting Open Education Resources on Campus
Date: Friday, March 27, 2024 TIME: 2:00-3:30 pm (EST) (60-min event + 30 mins for anyone who wants to stay and chat) COST: Free
OE Week is an annual global celebration of Open Education. OE Week 2022 takes place March 7-11.
Help OER Grow: Open Educational Resources Have a Future Through Collaboration
DATE: Tuesday, March 8, 2022
TIME: 1:00-2:30pm (60 min workshop + 30 mins for anyone who wants to stay and chat)
COST: Free
WHERE: Online
WHO: undergraduate students across disciplines at Concordia University are encouraged to attend
DESCRIPTION and REGISTRATION
Open Educational Resources (OER) find their way into a Brown Bag Lunch
DATE: Thursday, March 10, 2022
TIME: 1:00-2:00 pm
WHERE: Online
WHO: Librarians and library professionals and staff are encouraged to join
INFORMAL INTERNAL LIBRARY EVENT
Behind the Scenes: Projects by OER (Open Educational Resources) Grant Recipients
DATE: Friday, March 11, 2022
TIME: 2:00-3:30 pm (60-min event + 30 mins for anyone who wants to stay and chat)
COST: Free
WHERE: Online
WHO: Faculty and students who are working on or have worked on an open textbook project; Faculty interested in applying for an open textbook grant or who want to know more about OER and open text
DESCRIPTION and REGISTRATION
