Hello Open Education people!
Let’s start off Open Education week 2025 with an opportunity to introduce yourselves with a remixer’s version of the “Hello my name is”… badge.
Make your own OEWeek badge here, using the Remixer Machine.
Then post your badge below, and alongside your badge, say how you’re connected to the world of Open Education.
Hi everyone!
I’ve long been a fan of Open Education, and have always enjoyed collaborating with many in the OE community!
More power to your collective elbows…
Bryan
P.S. this is a pebble I found once on a beach. I love a good pebble…
Welcome Sarah, so good to have your creative voice here.
Hello and tossing yet one more hat tip to @VisualThinkery and @gracieross.VT for bringing us the remix challenge.
More than the open things I have always been most interested in the stories of unanticipated outcomes of open sharing, dialing back to the first Amazing Stories set at the 2009 Open Ed Conference in Vancouver. Or just stories in general, I am keen to know the story behind Bryan’s fascination with pebbles.
Happy OE Week 2025 everyone - Still open sourcing OER to help us survive the GenAI risks.
Hello Everyone
hoping to dip in and out of the activities this week. So great to have this focus on all things open/
Here’s mine … I love the simplicity of the tool @VisualThinkery … and pebbles were mountains once! 
Hello Open Education community! Welcome to Open Education Week 2025. We are excited to be sharing this space with all of you this week and beyond. Let the celebration begin. 
Lacey the Dalek Cat has just been told that not all education is open. She is out on a mission to EXTERMINATE all that is not open.
Line up and follow Lacey!
Hi everyone! I’m Laura Henderson, proud Head of Program for Frontiers for Young Minds, an award-winning OER and science engagement project.
Hi Laura! My new favorite badge! I adore that you badge all the work you do plus “general nerd”.
And one of those awards Frontiers for Young Minds was from OEGlobal last year as an OE Award for Significant Impact OER.
I cannot encourage everyone enough to explore both what Frontiers publishes to the open community but what a powerful impact it makes on youth and the world.
Someone here not necessarily Laura really should put it on some kind of map…
Thanks Alan! @cogdog - we really appreciate the shout-out!
Just to confirm - we’re on the OER Map 
