Dear all,
The inaugural Open Education Research Institute continues tomorrow 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 or
by clicking here. Resources
from Day 1 and 2 can be accessed by clicking
here.
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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The Office of Open Education at KPU is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.
Topic: Open Education Research Institute 2021
Time: 9am -12pm (PDT) on 3-May, 5-May, and 7-May
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