Day 1

1. Setting the scene

3. Snapshot presentations

4. Wicked questions and solutions

5. OERu learner profile

OERu learner profile

objectives

Objectives

The objective of this session is to consider implications of the OERu learner profile derived from data from the optional OERu new participant survey.

Webstream OERu Feed | Hashtag: #OERu19 (Twitter or Mastodon)

Time	Details
4:00PM – 4:30PM (Hover over/Tap for your local time)	OERu learner profile Facilitator: Rajiv Jhangiani, Associate Vice Provost, Open Education, Kwantlen Polytechnic University 30 mins The OERu administers an optional survey for new OERu learners. Meeting participants are invited to comment using Hypothes.is and share implications for OERu strategic and operational priorities. Sign up for an account on Hypothes.is (if you don’t already have one). Add Hypothesis to your browser (Chrome extension or browser bookmarklet) Log in to Hypothes.is Comment on the data from the new OERu learner survey considering implications for OERu planning: Launch hypothesis from your browser and comment on the data from the OERu new participant survey or Comment directly via the Hypothes.is website. “Post to Public” and remember to add the “OERu19” tag Webstream OERu Feed OERu new participant survey (PDF) \| Issues for CEOs
4:30PM – 5:00PM (Plenary)	Implications for OERu strategy and operational priorities Facilitator: Rajiv Jhangiani (with support from the OERF team) 30 mins Plenary discussion to consider OERu strategy and operational priorities based on the data derived from the new participant survey. Webstream OERu Feed Issues for CEOs

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