National Open Education Planning Sprint Mackintosh, W. Return to full programme Agenda quicklinks Aim The purpose of this workshop is to develop draft proposals for action to accelerate the adoption of Open Educational Resources (OER) and Open Educational Practices (OEP) for the benefit of post-secondary learners in Aotearoa New Zealand. Read more…
Māori data sovereignty and open source Cormack, C. Return to full programme This talk will start with introducing Indigenous Data Sovereignty, with particular reference to Māori Data Sovereignty and the work that Te Mana Raraunga are doing. It will then go on to discuss how, by using open source tools, Read more…
The missing link: Open education approaches to achieve sustainable RoVE futures Mackintosh, W. Return to full programme The Reform of Vocational Education (RoVE) claims that this new unified system will be collaborative, innovative, and sustainable for New Zealand. There is no form of educational provision that is more collaborative, cost-effective, Read more…
Confessions of an open access journal editor Fields, A. Return to full programme Open Access Journals present a different set of opportunities and operate to a different set of rules than journals based with large commercial publishing houses. Open Access Journals use open education practices which help lead the change Read more…
Student views on costs of and access to textbooks (part 1) Stein, S.J., Hart, S., Keaney, P., and White, R. Return to full programme In 2015 we undertook a University of Otago-based study investigating possible effects that the cost of core textbooks may be having on students’ study choices and Read more…