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Open pedagogy
Open pedagogy is a student-centered way of teaching, that lets them be co-creators of knowledge. This reading list is part of the OER guide because open pedagogy generally makes use of OER, and often students themselves create the resources.
Further reading
- Attribution & fair use: Copyright in open educationA short video introduction
- Changing our (Dis)Course: A Distinctive Social Justice Aligned Definition of Open EducationBy Sarah Lambert. We referred to this article a lot during our classes.
- Evolving into the open: a framework for collaborative design of renewable assignmentsStacy Katz and Jennifer Van Allen
- Informed Open Pedagogy and information literacy instruction in student-authored open projectsK. Davies Hoffman & A. Clifton (Eds.). A collection of case studies. Really good.
- Open Pedagogy - #UnfinishedBy Samantha Streamer Veneruso
Resources
- Open Pedagogy NotebookA resource for educators, this site has lots of examples.
- Curating and Creating accessible OER with confidenceAn excellent session from OpenEd22
- Hypothes.isHypothes.is annotation basics
- PerusallAnother social annotation tool. You can create an entire course in Perusall.
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