Join our #ENOEL members at WS#12 "Open Science & Open Education. Discuss with peers about interconnections and reciprocal benefits”, by @sparc-eu.bsky.social and the European Network of Open Education Librarians (ENOEL). 📆28 Oct 2025 🕐 1:00-2.30 p.m. CET. Register here: tinyurl.com/ENOELWorksho...

How can communities drive GenAI innovation that reflects their realities, from local knowledge to licensing equity? We’ll spotlight the crucial role of regional engagement in building transparent AI systems. #NetworkOfOpenOrgs
Register here: tinyurl.com/OECafe9. Passing the baton on to @iskme.org

Let’s Talk GenAI + Open Education! Join us at the next #OECafé as we explore how GenAI intersects with Open Licensing, OER ethics, and AI policy. @sparc-eu.bsky.social #ENOEL #NetworkOfOpenOrgs
Register here: tinyurl.com/OECafe9. Passing the baton on to @oeglobal.bsky.social

Are you new to OE? Interested in joining a lively community? Join our facilitator Marta Bustillo from UCD on 11 Jun 2025, 1-2:30 pm CEST, at the next #ENOEL workshop, WS#11 "Embrace the Open: OE Librarianship 101 - second edition". Register here: tinyurl.com/ENOELWorksho... @sparc-eu.bsky.social

Why is it helpful to have the #ENOEL Toolkit
(doi.org/10.5281/zeno...) handy? @mauragflynn.bsky.social Maura Flynn (Technological University of the Shannon, Ireland) tells us about her reuse experience with it. Please register for our next OE Café here: tinyurl.com/OECafeS8 @sparc-eu.bsky.social

The Albanian and Macedonian versions of the #ENOEL Toolkit (doi.org/10.5281/zeno...) exist because of the work done by our own Elmedina Abdullahi (South East European University, North Macedonia). Thank you! Next OE Café: tinyurl.com/OECafeS8 @sparc-eu.bsky.social

Pavla Vizváry (Masaryk University, Czech Republic) is working on the local language translation of the #ENOEL Toolkit (doi.org/10.5281/zeno...) because #OE can support the wonderful work of librarians at the local level. Next OE Café: tinyurl.com/OECafeS8 @sparc-eu.bsky.social

I felt grateful when I heard the words Nataša Dakić (University Library Belgrade, Serbia) used to describe her work on the #ENOEL Toolkit
(doi.org/10.5281/zeno...). So many Balkan languages covered, thanks to the work of great librarians! Next OE Café: tinyurl.com/OECafeS8
@sparc-eu.bsky.social

How lovely to hear from Kamila Kokot-Kanikuła (Gdansk University of Technology, Poland) about the fantastic feeling generated by working on the #ENOEL Toolkit (doi.org/10.5281/zeno...)! Register for our next OE Café here: tinyurl.com/OECafeS8 @sparc-eu.bsky.social

Is the ENOEL Toolkit a way to ignite fruitful discussions around the Benefits of OE? Mira Buist-Zhuk at the University of Groningen Library (Netherlands) thinks so. Come and listen to her reuse experience: register for our next OE Café here: tinyurl.com/OECafeS8 @sparc-eu.bsky.social

Want to discover more in detail why librarians are working on and with the ENOEL Toolkit? Listen to Peter Vedal Utnes from The Arctic University of Norway! Register for our next OE Café here: tinyurl.com/OECafeS8

Want to discover more in detail why librarians are working on and with the ENOEL Toolkit? Here is a taste of it from Burcu Bulut, Istanbul Technical University in Turkey! Register for our next OE Café here: tinyurl.com/OECafeS8

Do you want to know why librarians have been working on 22 language versions of the #ENOEL Toolkit? Or how they are adapting it to advocate locally? How to facilitate discussions on the Benefits of OE with the ENOEL card game? Join us! tinyurl.com/OECafeS8

It's time to get ready for #OEweek25!! Join our facilitators and guest experts on 4 Mar 2025, 1-2:30 pm CET, at the next #ENOEL workshop, WS#10 "Embrace the Open: Advocating for OE through its own tools". Register here: tinyurl.com/ENOELWorksho... @sparc-eu.bsky.social