OER17 Conference
I bet the OER17 conference will be one of those that are referred back to for some time. It seemed like the right number of participants and the right mix of people. Although with so many parallel sessions, I must have missed out on a whole bunch of great insight.
I was there to run a workshop on “from Voice to Visual” (prezi is here), looking at the creative journey of the ALT visual strategy, together with Maren Deepwell CEO of ALT.
I like to visually process what I hear, and tune in to the messages that resonate with me. Hear it, see it, draw it (which also helps me remember it!) Call it my own form of active learning. The illustrations are below – just click for a slideshow…
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OER17 wave
The OER17 remix of the Hokusai wave
I’m not political
I’m guilty of this cop-out 🙁
CC & Me
A pre-conference thought sparked by Maha Bali and Sue Beckingham.
CC Resist
Suggestion by Sheila MacNeill and Catherine Cronin. This might need to be a sticker…
From Voice to Visual
The title slide from my OER17 session with Maren Deepwell.
The greatest open learning project
A thought from Lucy Compton-Reid, Wikimedia
#RightCopyright
A thought following a conversation with Lisette Kalshoven and Kamil Sliwowski.
Open Education in the time of Trump and Brexit
I really enjoyed listening to this session, and only caught a fraction of the conversation.
Artists as Strategists
I thoroughly enjoyed meeting and listening to Diana Arce talking about Art for social change.
Who are you and why are you at OER17?
Here’s some live conversational thinkery with the participants of our session “from Voice to Visual”.
Towards Openness (2)
This side thought by Rob Farrow grabbed my attention
Towards Openness
From an excellent workshop on safety in Open Online Learning
Counter (data) Surveillance Dashboard
A pleasure to think alongside Jim Groom, Brian Lamb and Rob Farrow.
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