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Design for Social Impact

Intro to Open Educational Resources

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1 Article “Copyright” on Wikipedia2 This Presentation3 Your PPT for Ricki’s Class4 IDEO Human-Centered Design ToolKit5 Photography of the Statue of Liberty6 “Intro to Computer Science” MOOC

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Why Open Education Matters

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Why Open Education Matters

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https://creativecommons.org/choose/

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[CASE 1] Contribute

Construct the resource with the intention of releasing it as an OER Avoid 3rd party copyrighted material rather than fix it retrospectively.Creating a new course, for exampleIf you’re using them, give back!

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[CASE 2] Use to build your own resource

● Opportunity to make your product open!

● Continue to refine what’s out there (don’t start from scratch)

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[CASE 3] Research

OER CommonsCreative Commons Search● Endless bibliographies

● Curated course readings

● Get different perspectives on topics

● Avoid creating your own:

○ math problems

○ reading passages

○ writing prompts, etc.

● Inspiration

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http://tinyurl.com/OERMagnet

by Gui Bueno & Arlen Bitsky(this is an OER)