For this activity, experiment by building or customizing an openly licensed graphic or other resource for a concept related to your discipline, and share it via OER Commons, the “public digital library of open educational resources.”
To Do:
- Use the OER Commons Open Resource Builder to assemble and publish your OER. Why share here? It can be part of a global commons of Open Education Resources (worth exploring too).
- Build or customize an openly licensed graphic or other resource for your discipline area, and share it via OER Commons.
- For your response to this activity, enter the URL from OER Commons or upload a PDF generated from your shared item.
- After you make your submission, save the web address to your response (found in the green confirmation box) so you can use it later for your badge submission form.
This activity is part of the Let’s Experiment section of the Experimenter Module.
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- Open source – Carolyn Nesbitt-Larking
by Carolyn Nesbitt-Larking (@Carolyn)
https://openverse.org/image/ba31cc9b-f0f9-4db6-98d3-8a9acbb2cd08?q=customer%20service Would help to explain to students the balance of making customer service more personal but still professsional. This is sometimes hard for students to understand. They believe that just being nice and giving a customer what they want is considered successful customer service.
- OER for Chemistry
by Afshan Jabeen (@ajabeen)
I found this OER on OER Commons website which is useful for my Chemistry course.https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jrjZRO8U90qg2mGcpTNa5GD4NPL53S10/view?usp=sharing
- PowerPoint Creation OER
by Angela Rozema (@arozema)
A PowerPoint activity for students to create a presentation. Provided as an OER for others to use.
- Vertical Bandsaw: An Introduction
by Darrick Hahn (@dhahn)
I made a small, simple guide on the basic operation of a vertical bandsaw. I shared the link to the guide, for some reason, the when I viewed the PDF, the Picture was not oriented in the right way.
- Built To Share
by Mehrdad Kashefi (@Mehrdad Kashefi)
I also used “Attribution Generator” to get licence notice for the image I chose (https://lizenzhinweisgenerator.de/?lang=en).
- ADHD
by Robert Miller (@rmill107)
I used a creative commons article about ADHD for this activity. I added an image and a brief description.
- ADHD
by Robert Miller (@rmill107)
I used a creative commons article about ADHD for this activity. I added an image and a brief description.
- Workflow Images
by Lucas Prestes (@Lucas Plautz Prestes)
I created a image with workflow protocol and I publish a chapter with this image. I use this image to explain how this protocol works to all students. https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-981-19-6585-2_8
- How to Calculate Standard Deviation of a Sample Using a Calculator
by Catherine Studholme (@cstudholme)
This was much more challenging than I thought it may be, as I was having difficulties trying to figure out how to make the equation into an image.
- Simple 2D Character Controller in Unity C#
by Mark Shannelly (@mshannelly)
This is from a lesson in one of my classes where we create a simple 2D game in Unity. This particular lesson is from the second week, where we add physics to the Player. The intention with this lesson (and all of my lessons) is to demonstrate how the software works, while explaining what the more… »
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