Conference materials

Welcome message

Welcome to the LangOER conference!

Cor van der Meer, Katerina Zourou, Jim Ayre

 

OER perspectives 1

Brief guidelines on how to share your expert opinion on a suitable policy ONLINE

Gard Titlestad

 

OER in practice 1

 

Cultural appropriation of open content

Małgorzata Kurek

 

Wikiwijs: from top down to bottom

Darco Jansen

 

"Small" languages –big achievements: communities engaged in Open Educational Practice

Katerina Zourou

 

TELL-OP Training Module

Julie Van de Vyver

 

OER in practice 2

Swedish teachers participating in collegial collaboration about OER

Linda Bradley

 

Lifelong learning of teachers and Open Education Resources: Lithuanian case

Vaiva Zuzevičiūtė

 

Good practice example for lesser language e-learning: the Arman/Aromanian language

Florentina Costea

 

OER perspectives 2

Policies for OER in regional and minority languages: are regional and minority languages side-lined?

Marit Bijlsma & Cor van der Meer

 

ECMI project on status of minority languages and languages rights in Europe

Zora Popova

 

Teaching regional or minority languages in Slovakia

Ľudovít Hajduk

 

The Greek speaking Minority Education in Istanbul: how open is it?

Eleni Sella

 

Sami Languages in Education: Comparative Case Study of Finland and Sweden

Madoka Hammine

 

The Basque language in education: from mono to multilingualism

Maria Luisa García Gurrutxaga

 

Update from EdReNe members

EdReNe Session

Elena Shulman

 

Europeana4education

Nicole McNeilly

 

Update on the Jewish Heritage Network

Dov Winer

 

LRE Directory of OER Repositories

David Massart

 

Reform of the Danish public school

Bettina Lundgaard Hansen and Niklas Grønlund Lind

 

MOOCs for language learning and opportunities for OER

 

MOOCs for Language learning and Opportunities

Alastair Creelman

 

Creating communities in MOOCs "Safe bubbles in a sea of openness"

Alastair Creelman

 

The Case Study of the MOOC #Deu4Arab: A Practical Pronunciation Training for Syrian Learners of German

Anja Penßler-Beyer

 

New learners and new learning through a language MOOC: the Frisian case

Marit Bijlsma and Cornelis van der Meer

 

New networking opportunities for EdReNe members

New networking opportunities

Elina Megalou

 

Good practices for OER uptake

Pedagogy, technology and training for language learning and teaching: the ECML/ICT-REV Project

Pauline Ernest

 

The OER World Map as a tool to speed up the development of the European OER movement

Jan Neumann

 

Translation services for STEM OER: the Scientix approach

Àgueda Gras-Velázquez

 

The future of credentials for learning outcomes with OER and MOOCs

Svetlana Knyazeva

 

Open Educational Resources and Practices for Language Vitality: the Case of Latgalian

Sanita Lazdiņa & Ilga Šuplinska

 

Future actions for OER

Results of session – EdReNe

Elena Shulman

 

Short summary: "OER uptake for lesser-used languages"

Anne-Christin Tannhäuser

 

Session "OER in Practice"

Katerina Zourou

 

Highlights from open discussion on educators' involvement

Linda Bradley

 

Enhancement of LangOER project good practices

Małgorzata Kurek

 
 
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LangOER (2014 – 2016) is a European network focused on enhancing the linguistic and cultural components of OER (open educational resources) by offering OER in less used languages and by enhancing sustainability through OER reuse.

 

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