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#OER17 blog posts roundup

As a follow-up to the conference, we are collecting links to blog posts, resources and videos from the conference. If you’d like to add yours, please share it with #oer17 or email [email protected]. Thanks for sharing.

• OER17 archive by Tanya Dorley-Elias
• OER resources by Tobias Steiner
• OER17 keynotes and plenary session playlist on YouTube
• Winners of the #oer17comp media challenge
• Virtually Connecting recordings
• OER17 opening comments by Josie Fraser
• Politics of Open: five ideas for the OER17 conference by Alek Tarkowski
• Serendipity and #oer17 by Maha Bali
• Coming up at #OER17 by Maha Bali
• Post #OpenedSIG Webinar, Pre #OER17 #OpenEducationWk by Maha Bali
• Storify #OER17 #IWill shared by Catherine Cronin
• Bryan Mathers’ page of visual thinkery dedicated to OER17
• OER17 – It’s been emotional by Lorna Campbell
• Shouting from the Heart by Lorna Campbell
• OER17 – Come and find me! by Lorna Campbell
• My OER (open emotional response) to #oer17 by Sheila MacNeill
• Online Learning and Safety from a Position of Privilege? by Christian Friedrich
• Thinking critically about women & care relative to openness #oer17 #critoep #femedtech by Helen Crump
• OER17 storify by OEPScotland
• Reflections on OE Global and OER17 – part 1 by Anna Page (OEPScotland)
• Reflections on OE Global and OER17 – part 2 by Anna Page (OEPScotland)
• The mobile phone gives refugees and displaced persons access to education by Sara Bruun
• OER17 – The Politics of Open blog by Alexander Mikroyannidis
• PrivacyUG presentation at OER17 by Kate Green
• OER17 some thoughts by Kate Green
• Twitter moments by Noah Giesel
• Roaming Autodidacts and the Neo-Reactionaries #OER17 by David Kernohan
• OER17 Plenary Panel Wall by Muireann O’Keeffe
• Reaching Other Audiences #OER17 Keynote by Frances Bell
• The Paradise (hopefully not lost) of #OER17 by Frances Bell
• Open Education SIG at #oer17 by Teresa Mackinnon
• Critical open educational practice in a time of walls and borders by Josie Fraser
• My personal reflections on #OER17 by Kelly Terrell
• My #OER17: many voices taking action by Maren Deepwell
• Feierabendbier: Open Education, episode 25: Rückblick #OER17 by Christian Friedrich
• Using the power of narrative research to illuminate open educational practice by Caroline Kuhn and Catherine Cronin
• Critical pragmatism and critical advocacy: Addressing the challenges of openness by Catherine Cronin and Laura Czerniewicz
• Nachlese: #OER17 – The Politics of Open by Tobias Steiner
• OER17 in Retrospect by Tobias Steiner
• Reflecting on #UKOER at #OER17 by Gabi Witthaus
• OER17 Reflections and provocations by Simon Ensor
• Thoughts and Take-Aways from #OER17 by Jeffrey Keefer
• Towards Open: Counter (Data) Surveillance by Jim Groom
• My definition is this.. by Martin Weller
• The open gift by Martin Weller
• The power of narrative research in #OER17 by Caroline Kuhn
• OER17 Working Towards a Sense of Equity and Dignity in Open Online Spaces by Suzan Koseoglu
• Identity & Open Education: Reflections on #OER17 by Suzan Koseoglu
• Missed Conversations – in more ways than one #OER17 by Frances Bell
• Thoughts on OER17 by Virginia Coleman-Prisco
• Meeting people: On all sorts of levels by Laura Ritchie
• Open Education, the Arts, Tate Exchange and Non-Hierarchy Learning Communities by Chris Follows
• Holacracy to the rescue? by Christian Friedrich
• Critical open educational practice in a time of walls and borders by Josie Fraser
• Behind the scenes at #oer17- Streaming to YouTube with Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) Studio by Martin Hawksey
• #OER17: personal and political by Catherine Cronin
• Opening up Wikimedia Content and Communities #OER17 Keynote by Frances Bell
• Hiding in the Open #OER17 Keynote by Frances Bell
• Bubbling up! OER17 – an invigorating experience. by Teresa MacKinnon
• Waves not Ripples: Reflections on #OER17 by Josie Fraser
• Some #OER17 photos by Josie Fraser
• The Words We Use by Irwin DeVries
• Twitter: An open opportunity or a perilous public? by Muireann O’Keeffe
• Late First Thoughts: #TowardsOpenness at #OER17 by Christian Friedrich
• OER17 – Connections to Relationships by Jim Luke
• What’s Open? Are OER Necessary? by Jim Luke
• Reflections on #OER17 – From Beyond Content to Open Pedagogy by Tannis Morgan
• #OER17 Karaoke replay by Jim Groom
• Taking a conference home – sharing the experience of #OER17 – by Sukaina Walji