This document discusses rethinking learning resources, experiences, and recognition. It proposes openly licensing resources to allow customization and localization. It suggests making learning more engaging through authentic projects and involving students in design. Recognition of learning could include co-curricular records and authenticating skills from internships, volunteering, or self-directed experiences. The document promotes open textbooks and open educational resources in Ontario through groups like Open Rangers and OER Fellows. It discusses connecting the open education community through initiatives like The Catch, Ontario Extend, and an Open Faculty Patchbook sharing pedagogical stories.