Time for

GLAM!

This year’s Open Education Policy Forum has revolved around the results of a new pan-European study by Centrum Cyfrowe. We focused on the usage of GLAM educational digital resources, interactive materials, and online digitised collections by teachers and educators.

Post-Forum audiovisual materials:

📺 Watch the full video of the first day of the „Open Education Policy Forum 2022”.

🎧 Hear the podcast about „Cultural Heritage Data as Open Knowledge”.

📒 Read and download the full report of „Open GLAM and education. Teacher’s and educator’s perspective on digital resources”.

More and more digital cultural heritage collections coming from the cultural heritage sector are made open and available for educational reuse.

These will be the vital questions during the 2022 Open Education Policy Forum.

The Forum’s virtual space is open to practitioners, activists and policymakers from all over the globe eager to share their experiences and take part in the discussion on composing future policies supporting development of the open movement. We want to use the Forum as an opportunity to exchange knowledge, make connections and bring together the Open Education and Open Culture communities discuss the best way forward.

The Forum is a digital-only conference. Participation in all events will be available via the Zoom app.

All events are free of charge.

The conference will be held in English.

If you have questions, please contact Anahita Rezaei: forum@centrumcyfrowe.pl

Programme

SEPTEMBER 14

WEDNESDAY


4 p.m. – 5.25 p.m. CET

Report’s Launch

Presentation of the study “Open GLAM & education. Teachers’ and educator’s perspective on digital culture resources”

Discussion panel with Magdalena Biernat, Maria Drabczyk, Isabel Crespo, Alice Modena


5:30 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. CET

Lightning Talks

Presentation of the inspiring cooperation between Open Culture and Education

 

SEPTEMBER 15

THURSDAY


3:30 p.m. – 5 p.m. CET

Roundtable

Shaping best policies for GLAM-based open educational resources

 

Roundtable

Cultural Heritage Data as Open Knowledge


5:15 p.m. – 7:15 p.m. CET

Workshop

Digital cultural heritage resources supporting open education

 

Workshop

OER in refugee / migrants’ education


Type of participation

Audience members

no deadline for registration

As an audience member, you can take part in the premiere of the report and Lightning Talks session (September 14): listen to the presenters, and participate in the discussion via chat and by asking questions during a special Q&A panel.

Sign up here


Roundtables and workshops participants

submission deadline: August 31

In small groups of up to 20 participants, where every person can be heard and bring their unique perspective and experience, we will talk about the unique relationship between Open GLAM and Open Education and ways to use the potential of digital culture resources in education.

Sign up and read more about roundtables and workshops

Open GLAM & education report

Study “Open GLAM & education. Teachers’ and educator’s perspective on digital culture resources” is focused on the use of educational digital resources (e.g. lesson plans, learning scenarios, tutorials), educational interactive materials (e.g. games, quizzes, virtual tours) and online digitised collections (e.g. image, video, sound) developed by cultural heritage institutions such as galleries, libraries, archives and museums (GLAM).

The study is conducted by Centrum Cyfrowe in partnership with Europeana and EuroClio. The project is planned to span 6 months, starting in April 2022 and ending in September 2022.

READ THE REPORT

Speakers

Magdalena Biernat

Co-director of Centrum Cyfrowe

POLAND

Maria Drabczyk

Head of Policy and Advocacy, Centrum Cyfrowe

POLAND

Alice Modena

Deputy Director and Professional Development Coordinator, EuroClio

NETHERLANDS

Isabel Crespo

Education Specialist and ENA Education Community Manager, Europeana

NETHERLANDS

Lightning Talks

7-minute presentations of the most inspiring open education projects.


Online support for teachers - about MOOC experiences during and after the pandemic

Natalia Walter

Adam Mickiewicz University

POLAND


Exploring human migration through digital museum collections- Principles and practice

Veronica Boix Mansilla

Harvard Graduate School of Education

USA


Institutional policies for Open Education

Leo Havemann

The Open University

UK


Opening up archives for teachers and pupils with The Archives of Education

Frederik De Ridder

Meemoo - Flemish Institue for Archives

BELGIUM


Openness as a dimension of everything. Open Zachęta project & access to digital cultural heritage

Aleksandra Janus

Centrum Cyfrowe

POLAND


This space is waiting for your project

Roundtables and workshops descriptions


1

ROUNDTABLE

Shaping best policies for GLAM-based open educational resources


2

ROUNDTABLE

Cultural Heritage Data as Open Knowledge


3

WORKSHOP

Otwarte zasoby w edukacji kulturalnej [warsztat w języku polskim]


4

WORKSHOP

OER in refugee / migrants’ education

Spread the word

We will be delighted if you share information about the Forum on your social media. Use hashtags:

#OEPForum22 #openeducation #OER #centrumcyfrowe

Previous editions

Organiser
Partners

Open Education Policy Forum 2022 is organised by the Centrum Cyfrowe Foundation.
This project is funded by the William & Flora Hewlett Foundation.

Contact

Anahita Rezaei

Forum coordinator

forum@centrumcyfowe.pl

All texts are available under Creative Commons — Attribution 4.0 license. Some rights reserved.

Artworks used in promotional materials. From the public domain: Portrait of a Boy with a Book, Jean-Baptiste Perronneau, Wikimedia, „Smiling” Figure, Remojadas, MET, The Repast of the Lion, Henri Rousseau (le Douanier), MET, Hippopotamus („William”), MET, Flowers in a Glass Vase with a Butterfly, Middle Kingdom, Europeana/Rijksmuseum, Northeaster, Winslow Homer, MET, Fragment of a Queen’s Face, MET, , Figure of a reclining woman, Parthian, MET, Set of jewelry, Etruscan, MET and Old book, Danika Perkinson, Unsplash (Unsplash license), Paysandisia archon, Burmeister 1880, Europeana/Museum of Natural Science of Barcelona (CC BY-NC 4.0)