Open-educational-practices-webinar-2025-09-24
From Johani Karonen
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Date: Wednesday 24 September 2025
Time: 12-13 (CET)
Place: Zoom
Target group: teachers, content creators, administratitativ staff, technical staff
Host and moderator: WP5 Cai Weaver, XAMK
Tech support: WP3 Johani Karonen, University of Skövde
Team of organizers: Jeremiah Spillane, MTU, Qiuhong Boers, Krister Johannesson, HIS, Tiina Parkkonen, Terhi Kaipainen, Matti Strengell, XAMK
Preliminary Program (subject to minor adjustments):
12:00 – Welcome and Keynote INGENIUM Director Ana Isabel Álvarez González giving a forward-looking inspirational speach, reflecting INGENIUM’s shared goals: openness, joint learning opportunities, collaboration, and the European campus vision.
Sets the tone and vision for openness and collaboration within INGENIUM.
12:05 – Why it is useful to publish Educational Material in places where it can be found – Dr. Jeremiah Spillane, Department of Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL), Munster Technological University (MTU)
Next, we explore why and where to publish OER for maximum visibility and impact.
12:15 – The benefits of CC licenses in Open Science and OER – Qiuhong Boers & Krister Johannesson, Library, University of Skövde (HIS)
After understanding where to share, we’ll look at how Creative Commons licenses ensure clarity and reuse.
12:25 – What Open Educational Practices can benefit – Terhi Kaipainen, Library Services, South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences (Xamk)
Finally, we bring these principles together into actionable strategies and examples.
12:35 – Workshops on Open Educational Resources
12:50 – Discussion and Closing Remarks
Speakers names, specialties, roles
Cai Weaver is a language specialist at the South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences. He supports staff in producing scientific publications, open educational resources, and micro-courses based on their teaching and research. He has also produced several open access educational resources, such as a Moodle course on "Producing Micro-Content in a Team". In the INGENIUM European University, Cai works as a pedagogical specialist in the Innovative teaching and lifelong learning work package. He has helped to create the common Micro-Credential policy for INGENIUM and developed the Education Lab garage concept to help educators create innovative new teaching methods, educational products, and joint micro-credentials.
Dr Jeremiah Spillane, Educational Technologist/Instructional Designer, Department of Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL), Munster Technological University (MTU). Dr Jeremiah Spillane is an instructional designer and digital learning specialist working with the Dept. of Technology Enhanced Learning (TEL) at Munster Technological University (MTU). He has a particular interest in the interface between culture and technology, particularly for educational purposes. He has wide ranging experience in open educational resources (OER) and open educational practices (OEP), from open access publishing, open access journals, to supporting the creation and distribution of openly accessible media-rich learning materials.
Krister Johannesson, Librarian, Team Research Support, University of Skövde Library. Working with support for researchers and doctoral students including information seeking, publication considerations, open access, the repository DiVA, bibliometrics and reference management.
Qiuhong Boers, Librarian, Team Research Support, University of Skövde Library. Member of University of Skövde DAU (Data Access Unit). Working with research data management since 2018. Will talk about Creative Commons License for Open Educational Resources in relation to FAIR principles under the Open Science framework.
Terhi Kaipainen, Information Specialist, Library Services, South-Eastern Finland University of Applied Sciences, Xamk. I have been working with open science themes since 2015, focusing more on open education since 2019. I am in the national expert panel in Open Education as one of the chairs, and I am in charge of working group Peer support for Open Education. Furthermore, I have also lead quality work for open educational resources (OER) and open education practices (OEP) on national level. In my daily work I am teaching about open education themes and help the staff and students with the open education questions like quality, CC-licenses, seeking information, finding, making, and publishing OER’s.
*) INGENIUM European University is an alliance of 10 partner Universities across Europe. For more, please visit the INGENIUM website.
The other webinars in this series are:
INGENIUM Micro-Credentials and Open Education Webinar, 25th November 2024: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lu46mhTMQbE
Getting Started with INGENIUM Micro Credentials: From Design to Finalization (23.4.2025): https://youtu.be/WMmv3aw4NJU
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