This Open Education Week is going by so quickly, here is our fourth daily create offered as a special activity for the week . Do five, do one, or just invite someone else to try.
Today we ask you to explore Curaturae a fascinating experimental project from the Smithsonian subtitled Write With Open Access. It presents a blank writing space. As you type or paste in text, it dynamically analyzes the words to in real time display open access images correlated by keywords.
Find a sentence or two from your own or a favorite open educational resource, and enter it into Curaturae (it supports 10 different languages). Share what emerges. Maybe tell a story that connects the images. Let your imagination go wild.
For this example, I copied into Curaturea a sentence from the UNESCO Recommendation on OER .
Sentence ftom the UNESCO OER Recommendation entered into Writing with Open Access
As far as the story… hmm, the central image tied to the word development is surrounded by a tapestry of people and places representing the international community.
Give it a try! If curious, read more about How Writing with Open Access Works.
Can you do all five Daily Creates This Week?
Five, four, three, two, one is all fine!
March 2-6 is the annual celebration of Open Education Week , if you have not heard about it, check out everything happening this week with a daily schedule of stuff to do . And it’s taking over the Daily Create for five days.
I am adding this week’s OEWeek challenges as an activity posted to the Open Education Week collection . If you are a regular Daily Creator you know how to reply to this Daily Create in Mastodon. But you can post your photo anywhere and share a link in the comments below, or even better, you can reply to this challenge in the OEG Connect Activity Space . Or just do them for yourself! There are no rules in the Daily Create Club.