The CAUL Open Educational Resources Collective (OER Collective) and OEGlobal have partnered to provide three conference registration scholarships for the OEGlobal24 Conference.

Library staff from CAUL OER Collective participating institutions are eligible to enter the draw to receive one of these scholarships. Participants can enter by submitting regionally relevant resources to the OER Commons following the Submission Guidelines, thus generating a hub of localised discoverable OER for the community.

This scholarship:

  • supports the professional development of Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand open education practitioners
  • encourages Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand open scholarship
  • enhances the discoverability of Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand OER
  • promotes the sharing of OER to ensure our community is both contributing to as well as benefiting from the Commons.
Before completing this entry form, please ensure you read the full submission guidelines.

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* 1. Your first name

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* 2. Your surname

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* 3. Your position title

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* 4. Your institution

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* 5. Your institutional email address

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* 6. Link to resource (original source)

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* 7. Link to resource (OER Commons URL)

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* 8. I acknowledge that I understand and agree to the terms and conditions:
  • Entrants must be a library staff member of a 2024 CAUL OER Collective participating institutions
  • Entries must adhere to the submission guidelines, including the competition submission criteria and the OER Commons submission criteria.
  • To be awarded the prize, the recipient must agree to present OEGlobal24 conference learnings at the December 2024 CAUL OER Collective Community of Practice session.
  • CAUL cannot reimburse winners for registrations that have already been paid for. The winner must be registered by CAUL National Office.
  • The scholarship covers the OEGlobal Conference registration fee only. The individual or their institution must fund all other costs associated with attendance.
  • Registrations are not transferrable and winners must confirm they will be able to attend before the scholarship is awarded.
  • Individuals may make up to five submissions.

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