We have a collaborative Padlet and you are all invited to the population party.
Padlet is a great tool for curating your own course resources, personal interests, and more (learn more about Padlet in the Extend Toolkit) You can make it as private or public as you like and include any mode of material.
Our Curation as Creation | Creation as Curation padlet is geared to show off your newly minted curation skills.
Scroll to the far right and look for the Add New Column button. Title the column with your name and element or concept. Below it click the plus button (+) to add the OER that you chose as you explored the repositories.
Save a screenshot showing your column within the padlet, this is the evidence you can upload in your response to this activity.
This activity is part of the Spotlight on Repositories section of the Curator Module.
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8 Responses for this Activity
- Collaborative Padlet
by Lynn Chartrand (@lynn_chartrand)
Here is my Padlet. It contains a great resource from the repositories I explored while working through the Curator Module.
- https://padlet.com/pamela_koski/71roxgbvwudo
by Pamela Koski Bryant (@BryantKoski)
Mine can be found here: https://padlet.com/pamela_koski/71roxgbvwudo
- Health and Wellness Content Creation
by Melanie Lefebvre (@ProfMelLefebvre)
Curating for my Health and Wellness class.
- Compare and Contrast Essay Writing OER
by Mel Young (@melyoung00)
I added a handout, a video and a web 2.0 tool for compare and contrast essay writing.
- Curation Creation
by Sidney (@data_professor)
For this post I am linking to my padlet of OER resources I collected around social research and ethics https://padlet.com/sidney_shapiro1/ypl9ioylc0k1 I highlighted OER resources that I would use in various courses and started to build a list of how they connect together by topic and subject (to reflect the various courses and subjects in the program).
- Padlet Column on Porter’s Five Forces
by Irene Stewart (@IrenequStewart)
OER offerings added.
- My Column – Digital Citizenship
by Steven Secord (@stevensecord)
Teaching future teachers about Digital Citizenship is always at the forefront of my mind. If they are considering these issues in their day to day activities, then they are likely to be good models for the students they are teaching, whether it be kindergarten, high school, or higher education. These are just a couple of more… »
- My column – Course as curation
by Helen DeWaard (@hj_dewaard)
Curating resources, activities and content for a course can be done using a website or blog site. I’ve used WordPress and Weebly for course curation where iterations and revisions happen each time the course is taught. It’s a living, breathing curation of current and critical resources for the topics under discussion within the course. I’ve more… »
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