Find an open online resource you can use
Find open educational resources that you could use in your teaching using the included repositories and tools,
Tri-Agency Open Access Policy
For this activity, consult the Tri-Agency Open Access Policy on Publications and, given the policy elements, consider how you would comply.
Contribute to Wikipedia
For this activity, you’ll familiarize yourself with editing Wikipedia suggesting or contributing a revision to a Wikipedia article in your disipline.
Identify OER and build a learning activity around them
For this activity, you identify one or more OER and build a simple learning activity around them
Transform a Traditional Assignment
For this activity, you will decide how you could transform a traditional assignments to be open. How would you change the assignment? What resources are needed?
License your work with a Creative Commons license
Find a work that you have created and license the work as a Creative Commons license.
Reviewing OER for Adaption
For this activity, you will find and open educational resource in an open education repository and review the content, license, and file format for adaption.
Adapt an Image & Re-post
Find an openly licensed image and use Pixlr (or another image manipulation program of your choice) and post your creation to your Flickr account or website for others to revise and reuse
Innovation in Scholarly Communications
For this activity, review their crowd-sourced list of over 400 innovations under the DATA tab and select one innovation to review.
Predatory Publishing
For this activity, you are tasked with comparing two open access journals, one that you presume may be of low quality and another that has been vetted by the Directory of Open Access Journals and deemed legitimate.
