Open Education Global

10/08/2026

Earlier at ...

Anne-Marie Scott & Tony Mays shared their session "OER at the Heart of a Sustainable COL Business Model" streamed live from the satellite event running concurrently in Vancouver.

Watch it here ->

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10/08/2026

🎙️ What stood out on Day 2 of ? Let’s talk about it!

Tonight at 7:00pm EDT, the Day 2 online recap will be recorded live as an episode of the podcast, hosted by Alan Levine and joined by the people who were there.

Whether you’re joining us from Cambridge or online, registered attendees are invited to come along, share their thoughts and add their voice to the conversation. 💬

👉 Join us: https://twp.ai/4hwddL

10/08/2026

“The crisis is an opportunity because we can’t stick with our habits, and the thing that used to be so onerous is actually getting easier.” -- Prof. Rebecca Saxe

At the Day 2 keynote "Catalyzing Open Synergies" Paola Corti, Nick Lindsay, and Prof. Rebecca Saxe, moderated by Chris Bourg, examined how AI, funding constraints, and changing norms could reshape open science, publishing, education, and public access to reliable evidence. As Chris Bourg states, the panel was created "on an assumption that the open communities are separate threads that need to be woven together a little more tightly".

For registered attendees, you can rewatch the keynote –> https://twp.ai/9Oc1uB

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pics by Heather Blicher, Gino Fransman and screenshots from online live webcast

10/08/2026

Doina Naude and Gino Fransman have traveled all the way from Nelson Mandela University in South Africa to present (with Janet Barry) their session "Multilingual Glossary – an OER Addressing Social Injustice in Learning Pharmacology"

Support their session at 1:40pm EDT –> https://twp.ai/4hwmUv

If you are not registered yet, you can still register online!

10/08/2026

Got five minutes? Here are three more lightning talks worth adding to your watchlist, available on demand for registered attendees:

→ Andrea Reed explores open pedagogy for more inclusive care in nursing education.
→ Ginelle Baskin looks at how open publishing can shape students’ sense of belonging.
→ Lindsey Todorovich shares how turning OER data into compelling stories can help make the case for investment.

Three short talks, plenty to think about. 👏

👉 Explore all the lightning talks: https://twp.ai/IlwNDY
👉 Online registration closes tomorrow: https://twp.ai/E5H81U

10/08/2026

We’re excited to bring you 11 live online-only sessions, making it possible to join the conversation wherever you are. Here are a few we’re especially looking forward to:

→ 11:50am EDT — From AI Disclosure to Human Declaration — Amanda Grey, Kwantlen Polytechnic University & Karen Meijer
→ 1:40pm EDT — Open as a Strategic Imperative for Public Systems — Josie Gray, BCcampus
→ 3:35pm EDT — Beyond the Book: OER as Shared Infrastructure — Nathan Schneider, University of Colorado Boulder & Diana Daly
→ 4:20pm EDT — Decolonizing Open Education Through African Knowledge Co-Creation — Dr. Judith Pete, Tangaza University

And that’s just a taste. There are seven more online-only sessions to explore throughout the day. 🌍

👉 See the full programme: https://twp.ai/IlwNDZ

Online registration closes tomorrow, so there’s still time to join us:
👉 https://twp.ai/E5H81V

10/08/2026

🌍 Day 2 of : Catalyzing Open Synergies.

We’re heading into another full day of conversations, connections and ideas about what’s possible when we work openly — and together.

This morning’s keynote brings together Paola Corti (SPARC Europe), Nick Lindsay and Prof. Rebecca Saxe, moderated by Chris Bourg, to explore what open science, open publishing and open education can achieve when they come together.
🕘 9:00am EDT

And there’s plenty more to look forward to today:

📚 12:25pm EDT — Wikipedia and Open Education with Curt Newton, Andrew Lih and Peter B. Kaufman
💻 11 online-only sessions throughout the day
🎙️ OEG Voices live recap this evening, recorded as a special podcast episode with the people who were here

👉 Online registration is open until Friday: https://twp.ai/9ObspS

10/08/2026

A poignant way for to begin ... thank you Dr Joshua Bennett!

If you are registered and missed this keynote (it is well worth a second watch!), you can find it here: https://sched.co/2QUeh

See you at Day 2!!

10/07/2026

Starting now at : Recognition in Open Education!

Join Alan Levine as we celebrate the 2026 Open Education Awards for Excellence recipients and the people and projects helping shape what open education can make possible.

Sixteen inspiring recipients, each with a story worth celebrating. 👏

👉 https://twp.ai/9ObspL

10/07/2026

"If there's one thing I'd like you to take home it is learning from the margins" - Adriana d'Amico

In her session, "Resilience and Responsiveness: Lessons of Open Practices in Emergencies", Adriana proposes that in this period of significant global instability and broader Open Education practices offer a promising foundation for resilient and adaptable systems.

https://twp.ai/9Oc3z2


pic Paola Corti