Open Education Forum 2020: Connecting the Opens: Open Access, Open Education & More

DePauw, Karen P.; Thompson, Tyechia; Paige, Frederick; Ellingson, Steven W.; Potter, Peter J.; Walz, Anita R.; Young, Philip

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Open Education Forum 2020: Connecting the Opens: Open Access, Open Education & More

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Presentation 03 Apr 2020 United States English Publisher:Virginia Tech. University Libraries

Authors: DePauw, Karen P.; Thompson, Tyechia; Paige, Frederick; Ellingson, Steven W.; Potter, Peter J.; Walz, Anita R.; Young, Philip;

handle: 10919/97516

Open Education Forum 2020: Connecting the Opens: Open Access, Open Education & More

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Abstract

Join faculty presenters from around the university, University Library faculty, and the Future Professoriate Graduate class in a robust discussion about nuances, similarities and differences in the "opens." Learn about open access (OA) trends in the U.S., Europe, and at Virginia Tech. Learn about the differences between open access and open educational resources (OER). Presenters and panelists include Karen DePauw (Dean, Graduate School), Tyechia Thompson (Center for Humanities), Freddy Paige (Civil and Environmental Engineering), Steven Ellingson (Electrical and Computer Engineering), Peter Potter, Anita Walz, and Philip Young (University Libraries).

Open Knowledge Committee, University Libraries

Country

United States

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Virginia Tech
United States

Keywords

Open education, academic publishing, Open access

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