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Session Type: Virtual Symposium
Open education offers opportunities for accessing, creating, and sharing materials because affordances of the internet and licensing. Open education includes both resources (known as Open Educational Resources; OER) that are freely available and can be retained (such as open textbooks) and open pedagogy in which students improve or create resources that may be valuable for use beyond the course (renewable assignments).
In this session, we will present six studies on topics of importance in open education such as student learning from and perceptions of renewable assignments, motivation for using OER, and using open resources to personalize education. The discussant will moderate audience inquiries on how to incorporate open education for online teaching and learning.
Open Pedagogy: Empowering Students Through Collaboration - Staci Gilpin, University of North Dakota
Exploring the Relationship Between College Students' Value Beliefs and Achievement Goals in Using Open Educational Resources - Hengtao Tang, University of South Carolina
Renewable Assignments in Teacher Education: A Mixed-Methods Study - Jennifer Van Allen, Lehman College - CUNY
Personalizing State-Required Teacher Preparation to Teach Multilingual Learners - Rhonda Suzanne Bondie, Hunter College - CUNY
Student Perceptions of Open Pedagogy and Community-Engaged Learning: A Comparative Analysis in the Higher Education Classroom - Christian Williams, Assumption University
Engaging Students as Designers With Renewable Assessment: Creating a Legacy of Open Educational Resources - Vanessa Paz Dennen, Florida State University