I'm just the messenger, but this may be of interest to some folks on this
listserv. OE4BW is an annual “programme that enrolls mentees from all over
the world to, under a guidance of internationally recognized mentors,
develop and implement OERs based on the UN Sustainable Development Goals”.
They are very open to the size, scope, and level of projects and are
accepting proposals through November 20. Details and links below.
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Maya Hey, PhD
Post-doctoral Researcher, Future Organisms
<https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=ES%2FV002600%2F1>
Convener, fff | food feminism fermentation
<http://www.foodfeminismfermentation.com/>
Research Fellow, Open Education Group <https://openedgroup.org/fellowship>
@heymayahey | www.heymayahey.com
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Dear OE4BW Participants,
We are happy to report that the Calls for developers and mentors for
2022/23 are now published.
Please find them on the links:
- Call for Developers 2022/23
<https://oe4bw.miteam.si/asset/tDsvckrL4ZuHJg8Ka>
- Call for Mentors 2022/23
<https://oe4bw.miteam.si/asset/XMGafuxv2tdEXz7mj>
The deadline for application is *20 November 2022 (23:59 CET)*.
Please note that this year we are looking for high quality applications
where developers:
- develop new and original OERs (please avoid duplication of existing
material), or
- update existing OERs, or
- create auxiliary material to existing OERs (slides, quizzes, video
lectures, etc.); or
- translate existing OERs.
We would kindly ask you to spread both OE4BW Calls 2022/23 so that we will
receive many high quality and diverse applicants from all around the world.
Thank you very much for all your efforts in scope of the OE4BW mentoring
programme!
With kind regards,
OE4BW team
Hello!
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Don’t forget to use the #OERI2021 hashtag when posting about the Institute online.
The full program can be found on our OERI webpage<http://www.kpu.ca/open/oeri> or by clicking here<https://www.kpu.ca/sites/default/files/Teaching%20and%20Learning/OERI%20Pro…>. Resources from Day 1 and 2 can be accessed by clicking here<https://kpuemp-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/rajiv_jhangiani_kpu_ca/EiO9…>.
To keep things simple, there is only one meeting link for the entirety of OERI.
See you tomorrow for the last day of OERI2021!
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Hi Virginia:
Not to worry, your review of open research the other day was invaluable, the quant and the qual.
You are right that I could get into some rich inquiry, but it could be complicated. That is a weakness. Hm…have to think about this.
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Hello Deirdre,
Based on what you described, the answers are yes and yes. You are applying UDL (a good thing), but you will have three research instruments. It sounds like you'll be doing more of a qualitative approach though, so I think the richness of that inquiry would work with variable research methods (we quant folks tend to be more rigid). I would recommend being clear about this approach and its strengths/weaknesses.
That said, if you really want to make comparisons (as opposed to descriptions), having students choose different modes of expression is complicated.
I hope this helps!
Virginia
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Subject: [OERI 2021] multiple modes of expression OR research instruments
Hello Colleagues:
I am grateful for all the past research, the presentations, the resources and the chats at OERI2021 so far.
I was speaking with our mentor Michelle Harrison and my other affinity group member Maya Hey about ways for students to express thoughts and feelings about their own processes during a research project involving them. I want to complement the student focus groups I am organizing (not yet REB approved).
I would like students to document their own process. I would provide students a choice on how to document, for example, in a written diary, and audio diary, or concept map. Am I simply and justly applying Universal Design for Learning principles, encouraging multiple means of expression as I would in class?
Or, and this is the question, because each of those mediums and activities is different—writing, speaking, drawing—am I creating three research instruments? Thoughts?
Michelle and Maya can add here to further represent our conversation.
(I am the KPU Open Research Fellow, 2021-2022, overlapping with the extremely clever inaugural Research Fellow, Melissa Ashman who gave a lightning talk on Monday. )
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Warm Regards,
Deirdre Maultsaid (she/her)
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School of Business
Kwantlen Polytechnic University
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Hi Cheri:
That makes sense and is helpful. Thank you for your 2 cents (worth much more, of course!).
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Hi Deirdre
Well, you are offering options which follows Universal Design Principles but because you are using the information submitted for data gathering and research purposes then you are using 3 research instruments.
In my understanding it is the purpose and use of the things you gather that determine how they are viewed. The options are not being used for learning but for data gathering.
My 2 cents
Cheri
Cheri MacLeod, PhD
Instructional Development Consultant
Learning and Teaching Centre
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Hello Colleagues:
I am grateful for all the past research, the presentations, the resources and the chats at OERI2021 so far.
I was speaking with our mentor Michelle Harrison and my other affinity group member Maya Hey about ways for students to express thoughts and feelings about their own processes during a research project involving them. I want to complement the student focus groups I am organizing (not yet REB approved).
I would like students to document their own process. I would provide students a choice on how to document, for example, in a written diary, and audio diary, or concept map. Am I simply and justly applying Universal Design for Learning principles, encouraging multiple means of expression as I would in class?
Or, and this is the question, because each of those mediums and activities is different—writing, speaking, drawing—am I creating three research instruments? Thoughts?
Michelle and Maya can add here to further represent our conversation.
(I am the KPU Open Research Fellow, 2021-2022, overlapping with the extremely clever inaugural Research Fellow, Melissa Ashman who gave a lightning talk on Monday. )
[logo gif]
Warm Regards,
Deirdre Maultsaid (she/her)
Instructor, Applied Communications
School of Business
Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Surrey Cedar 2010; Richmond 2900
deirdre.maultsaid(a)kpu.ca<mailto:deirdre.maultsaid@kpu.ca>
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Dear all,
Thank you for joining us for Day 2 of OERI 2021! We hope you benefitted from today’s conversations.
To access resources mentioned at today’s presentations, please see: Day Two Resources<https://kpuemp-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/rajiv_jhangiani_kpu_ca/EiO9…>
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Thank you for making today wonderful and we’ll see you again on Friday, May 7th at 9am (PDT).
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Hello Colleagues:
I am grateful for all the past research, the presentations, the resources and the chats at OERI2021 so far.
I was speaking with our mentor Michelle Harrison and my other affinity group member Maya Hey about ways for students to express thoughts and feelings about their own processes during a research project involving them. I want to complement the student focus groups I am organizing (not yet REB approved).
I would like students to document their own process. I would provide students a choice on how to document, for example, in a written diary, and audio diary, or concept map. Am I simply and justly applying Universal Design for Learning principles, encouraging multiple means of expression as I would in class?
Or, and this is the question, because each of those mediums and activities is different—writing, speaking, drawing—am I creating three research instruments? Thoughts?
Michelle and Maya can add here to further represent our conversation.
(I am the KPU Open Research Fellow, 2021-2022, overlapping with the extremely clever inaugural Research Fellow, Melissa Ashman who gave a lightning talk on Monday. )
[logo gif]
Warm Regards,
Deirdre Maultsaid (she/her)
Instructor, Applied Communications
School of Business
Kwantlen Polytechnic University
Surrey Cedar 2010; Richmond 2900
deirdre.maultsaid(a)kpu.ca<mailto:deirdre.maultsaid@kpu.ca>
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Dear all,
The inaugural Open Education Research Institute continues today at 9am (PDT)!
Don’t forget to use the #OERI2021 hashtag when posting about the Institute online.
The full program can be found on our OERI webpage<http://www.kpu.ca/open/oeri> or by clicking here<https://www.kpu.ca/sites/default/files/Teaching%20and%20Learning/OERI%20Pro…>. Resources from Day 1 can be accessed by clicking here<https://kpuemp-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/rajiv_jhangiani_kpu_ca/EiO9…>.
To keep things simple, there is only one meeting link for the entirety of OERI.
See you soon!
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Time: 9am -12pm (PDT) on 3-May, 5-May, and 7-May
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