News and Updates
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CCCOER Webinar | Open Exchange: Adaptation or “Sanitization”? The Freedoms and Responsibilities of Open
This Open Exchange asks “What happens when openly licensed educational materials are adapted in ways that raise concerns about transparency, inclusion, academic freedom, or harm?” The conversation was prompted by recent changes to an OpenStax sociology textbook for use in Florida, described in the Inside Higher Ed article “Florida Introduces ‘Sanitized’ OpenStax Sociology Textbook”. The…
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OEG Voices 100: Amanda Coolidge
Here in Episode 100 we cross an OEGlobal Voices podcast milestone of triple digits and very fitting it is for…
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OEAwards26 Revealed: The Garden Blooms
The winners of the 2026 OEAwards have been announced. Explore the winners and celebrate their achievements!
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Soon! Announcing the Winners of the 2026 OEAwards for Excellence
On Wednesday, Sept 2, OEGlobal will be presenting a live show to reveal the Winners of OEAwards 2026! Be there!
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From Research to Open Resource: Developing a Multilingual Pedagogy of Care Course for Refugee Educators
In this OEGlobal Member guest post, Dr. Lauryn Oates shares how listening to the lived experience of refugee educators reshaped a new course on Pedagogy of Care.
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OEG Voices 099: Adéṣínà Ayẹni
Our podcast has been quiet for a while but we are excited to turn the sounds back on with a…
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Invention Is a Collective Act
In the last article of the Perspectives on OEGlobal 2026 series, Marcela Morales and Igor Lesko, Co-Executive Directors of OEGlobal, get to the heart of the movement behind the conference.
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OEAwards 2026 Shortlist Announced
View the 48 shortlisted people, projects and practices that are driving Open Education and go forward to the final selection for OEAwards26!
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Announcing the OEGlobal 2026 Keynotes: Four Conversations on the Future of Open Education
OEGlobal is delighted to announce OEGlobal 2026’s four keynote sessions that will take place across three days at MIT’s Samberg Conference Center, Cambridge, MA, and online.
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The Gatekeepers Change. Openness Still Works.
Jan Gondol charts the (r)evolution of Open Education from dial-up modems to AI-models and makes a clear-eyed case: the Open Education movement has navigated frontiers before. This is the next one.