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The Open Pedagogy Student Toolkit: So You're the Creator, Now What?

The Open Pedagogy Student Toolkit
So You're the Creator, Now What?
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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Contributors
  6. Introduction
  7. What is Open Pedagogy?
    1. The OER Landscape
    2. Open Pedagogy
    3. Benefits of Open Pedagogy
    4. Classroom Examples
  8. So You're the Creator, Now What?
    1. Student Creator Rights
    2. Student Creator Responsibilities
    3. Creative Commons Licensing
  9. Sample Documents and Resources
  10. Version History
  11. Glossary

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So You're the Creator, Now What?

Open pedagogy and renewable assignments bring much more to the classroom than traditional assignments. Open pedagogy gives you and your instructor the opportunity to work together to create meaningful educational experiences. But now you are the creator – what does that mean and where do you go from here?

There are two key elements to taking on the role of a creator in your class: your rights as a creator and your responsibilities as a creator. In the next two chapters, we’ll go into more detail regarding your rights and responsibilities as a creator.

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