OPEN EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES 101
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Remixing OER
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Remixing OER means that you take portions of content from more than one open educational resource and combine (or remix) them together to create a new resource.

The following is a slideshow tutorial that demonstrates how to use OER Commons to find two different open educational resources and then remix them. You can navigate through the slides by clicking the arrows that appear when you hover over it, or click "Play" to automatically scroll.

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After going through the slideshow above, you are ready to find some open educational resources from OER Commons that satisfy learning objectives for a course you teach and then remix them together to create a new, customized resource that you can use in that course.

For this assignment, you are going to:
  1. Choose a class that you teach and would like to convert to using OER
  2. Locate two open educational resources from Open Textbook Library and/or OER Commons for the purpose of remixing them
  3. Evaluate your OER selections according to a given checklist, and
  4. Assign an appropriate Creative Commons license to your remixed resource

Use the template provided below to help guide you through the steps. Download the Word Doc file, open it in MS Word, and follow the steps as outlined, typing your responses into the document as you complete the steps. When you finish the assignment, save the Word Doc and submit it by using the form at the bottom of this page.
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  • Home
  • Why OER?
    • Traditional Textbooks
    • What are OER?
    • OER at Winthrop
  • Find & Evaluate
    • Finding OER
    • Evaluating OER
  • Customize
    • Open Licenses
    • Customizing OER
    • Remixing OER
  • Integrate
    • Course Design
    • Getting Help
    • Resources