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Christine Rickabaugh (University of Arkansas) offered insight & advice to help authors navigate open licensing, a topic she says can often feel “ever shifting.” Don’t miss the April 15 session recordings for Christine's analysis of several licensing scenarios & her favorite go-to resources. Hosted by Jessica McClean (The University of Texas at Arlington).
Pub101 for Authors: Copyright, Licenses, Remixes, & Fair Use
▪️ Video: https://z.umn.edu/b8vx
▪️ Audio Transcript: https://z.umn.edu/b8te
Catch the recordings of Pub101 for Authors April 8 session on open publishing accessibility considerations, including updated ADA requirements and tips and tricks for using accessibility checkers. Presented by Tiffani Tijerina (University of Arkansas at Little Rock) and hosted by Cindy Gruwell (University of West Florida).
Pub101 for Authors: Accessibility
▪️ Video: https://z.umn.edu/b873
▪️ Audio Transcript: https://z.umn.edu/b874
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Congratulations on 25 years of MIT OpenCourseWare! 🥳 As you celebrate today, the Open Education Network community applauds your innovation, leadership, and commitment to empowering learners across the globe, Cheers!
We love growing the Open Education Network! 🌼 Central Maine Community College and University of San Diego, this spring we’re glad you’re part of our amazing community, committed to the belief that nothing should stand in the way of learning. We’re looking forward to championing open education together. Welcome!
OEN member community: https://open.umn.edu/oen/members
Our new Pub101 for Authors series kicked off this week with a great opening session presented by Karen Lauritsen (Open Education Network) & hosted by Amanda Larson (The Ohio State University). This welcoming orientation set the tone for the next 7 weeks of support, information, & inspiration for anyone who wants to write an #opentextbook.
March 25 session recordings are ready!
Pub101 for Authors: Let’s Get Situated
▪️ Video: https://z.umn.edu/b6r2
▪️ Audio Transcript: https://z.umn.edu/b6r1
Don't miss this Gettin' Air podcast with Terry Greene @greeneterry and guests David Ernst and Robin DeRosa @actualham. The conversation offers so much insight into the OEN's amazing community, our guiding principles, and our awesome leaders - past and present! 🤩
Gettin' Air with Robin DeRosa and David Ernst. The Open Education Network is transitioning its leadership from one legend to the next as David Ernst ends 12 yea
What an amazing #OEWeek26! It's Friday vibes as we share an open resource biggie: the Open Textbook Library.
Our continually growing collection of nearly 1,800 open textbooks is licensed by authors & publishers so you can download, edit, & distribute your selections at no cost. Visit the Open Textbook Library to see what open can do. 🤩
Open Textbook Library: https://z.umn.edu/7274
#WhatAreYouSharing #OENCommunity
OEWeek image by Mario Badilla is licensed CC BY 4.0
It’s Thursday at #OEWeek26, & we’re excited to introduce our Pub101 for Authors curriculum - an openly licensed, asynchronous complement to our new online cohort.
Are you an author? An instructor or faculty member who’d like to create an open textbook? Take a step toward realizing your goals with this free, self-paced curriculum designed to help you build a solid publishing foundation.
Pub101 for Authors Curriculum: https://z.umn.edu/b4f5
#OEWeek image by Mario Badilla is licensed CC BY 4.0
"Through the framework of vocational awe, I will explore how an expanded workload created by the implementation of generative AI can lead those in higher education to burnout."
AI Fatigue and Vocational Awe in Academic Libraries by Greyson Pasiak https://scholarlykitchen.sspnet.org/2026/03/04/guest-post-ai-fatigue-and-vocational-awe-in-academic-libraries/
Robin DeRosa