Appendix – Examples of Open Pedagogy Practices
- Contemporary Families: An Equity Lens (see: Letter to students) from Open Oregon
- The Woman in White: Grangerized Edition Example of social annotation
- Make Work Use Art : Art as a Tool for Creating Change Students present their reflections on the politics and practice of making.
- Design is: Inclusive Spectrums This exhibition presents the preliminary major research project ideas of OCAD University’s Inclusive Design 2019/2021 cohort. (CC BY)
- Bumble Bees of Unama-ki (student work published) This buzzing guide for naturalists introduces the young and the young at heart to bumble bees in Cape Breton. (CC BY NC SA)
- Open Anthology Early American Literature Robin DeRosa (CC BY)
- An Open Guide to IMC The Open Guide to Integrated MArketing is a free resource for educators, activists, advocacy groups, and social justice leaders committed to driving change. (CC BY NC SA)
- Badass Womxn of the Pacific Northwest (Zine) This zine is a collection of biographies and portraits of badass womxn in the Pacific Northwest. (CC BY NC)
- China’s Magical Creatures Student-authored textbook (CC BY NC SA)
Other Open Pedagogy as described by David Wiley in High Impact Practices for Integrating Open Educational Resources (OER) into University Courses (@25 min)
- Blogs vs. Wikis from Effective Curriculum Ideas (video is in public domain, students narrate their compare/contrast essay in a creative way)
- Project Management for Instructional Designers – textbook reboot. Transformed examples from one discipline to another, reverse engineer textbook to support PMP exam (students and faculty report that open pedagogy work is extremely rewarding; feel as if they are adding value to the world)
