Tagged for OEG Connect: Open Pedagogy Portal (Open Education Network)

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What’s of interest? Open Pedagogy Portal (Open Education Network)

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This portal contains case studies, student work product, and resources to support all of your open pedagogy needs.

At the Open Education Network, we value the power of open pedagogy to transform learning to be more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable. We have created this portal to support your efforts in open pedagogy. You can browse case studies/renewable assignments and student work product by discipline, search by keywords, or find teaching and learning resources to further your open pedagogy journey. We’re hoping to create a robust directory of open pedagogy resources, so please consider submitting your own case studies/renewable assignment, student work product, or teaching and learning resource. Thank you for your support of these efforts and for your continued partnership in making education more equitable, inclusive, and sustainable.

Where is it?: Open Education Network

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Awesome! I am working on developing an open pedagogy toolkit: https://openpedagogytoolkit.sites.grinnell.edu/ if anyone has feedback it would be appreciated.

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Thanks so much for sharing this! I especially love the H5P and toolkit worksheets!

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Thanks for sharing the Grinnell Open Pedagogy Toolkit, very well organized. I always like seeing examples, so thanks for the set

Note the comment in another recent threas by @actualham that the examples in the Open Pedaogy Notebook were as of 2020 and more current ones are in active development at the Open Education Network’s portal for Open Pedagogy.

And a small suggestion is for accessibility to avoid use of “Click Here” type links, better to use contextual hypertext that links from an item’s title.

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