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Webinar: Exploring the Power of Collaboration in Open Education

Is your institution struggling to reach its full collaborative potential in open education and related publishing projects?

Many institutions start open education projects with excitement about the possibilities of cross-departmental or cross-institutional collaboration, but often find it difficult to achieve truly effective partnerships. 

Join us on October 29th for a webinar with 2024 OE Global Collaboration Award winner the Council of Australian University Librarians (CAUL) and its members as they share how they’ve forged successful collaborations to publish high-quality, widely adopted open educational resources.

In this webinar we will:

  • Explore strategies for effective collaboration

  • Discover how to overcome barriers to cross-departmental and cross-institutional collaborations

  • Learn how to balance the varying needs of stakeholders while aligning them toward shared goals, especially in creating localized and indigenous content

  • Understand how collaboration can play a pivotal role in encouraging broader adoption of OER

    *If you interested in this webinar but not able to make the time work, register and you will be sent an on-demand video to watch any time

 

For North America:
Tuesday, October 29th, 2024

3pm PT
5pm CT
6pm ET

For Australia/New Zealand:
Wednesday, October 30th, 2024

8am AEST
9am AEDT
11am NZDT

More about the Council of Australian University Librarians

 

🎉  The Council of Australian University Librarians' OER Collective won the 2024 OE Global Award for Collaboration for their amazing work  fostering collaborative open practices within the academic community of Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand 🎉 

Since it was founded in 2021, the Collective has achieved some amazing things:

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Published 40 open access books with 80 more currently in development 

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Published collaboratively across 42 institutional partners

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Awarded $92,500 in grants to 33 projects