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Properly Attribute OER resources
Reflect on your Go Open, Go Free Using OER experience
In your at-home activity, you practiced by posting your own attribution. In this session, you will get more practice attributing resources. We will then review your questions and concerns from Week 2 and discuss your reflections.
Attribution
Addressing my Questions and Concerns with OER
Reflection
Activity 1: Review Attribution At-Home Work
Activity 1: Review Attribution At-Home Work
In pairs, you will review your partner's posted attribution in Slack. Verify your partner correctly attributed his/her resource. Offer suggestions if you see something missing.
Activity 2: Attribution Builder
Activity 2: Attribution Builder
Now that you can correctly attribute a resource, we would like to introduce you to the Attribution Builder by OpenWA
Using the Attribution Builder by OpenWA
Activity 3: Attribution Practice
Activity 3: Attribution Practice
Let's practice. Below you have three resources. Each resource is linked back to it's original. With your partner, correctly attribute each resources. We will review it as a group.
Item 1: Photo
Item 1: Photo
Attribution: ________________________________________________________________
Item 2: Text and Image from Open Textbook
Item 2: Text and Image from Open Textbook
Negative FeedbackA negative feedback system has three basic components (Figure a). A sensor, also referred to a receptor, is a component of a feedback system that monitors a physiological value. This value is reported to the control center. The control center is the component in a feedback system that compares the value to the normal range. If the value deviates too much from the set point, then the control center activates an effector. An effector is the component in a feedback system that causes a change to reverse the situation and return the value to the normal range.Negative Feedback Loop
Figure 1. In a negative feedback loop, a stimulus—a deviation from a set point—is resisted through a physiological process that returns the body to homeostasis. (a) A negative feedback loop has four basic parts. (b) Body temperature is regulated by negative feedback.
Attribution: ________________________________________________________________
Item 3: Video
Item 3: Video
Attribution: ________________________________________________________________
Discussion: Addressing my Questions and Concerns About OER
Discussion: Addressing my Questions and Concerns About OER
In Week 2, we had a class discussion in which you shared your Questions and Concerns about OER. Let's revisit them and discuss the issues that were raised. In this activity, we will answer the questions and concerns as a group.
Sharing: Reflection
Sharing: Reflection
We will share the reflection product you created in your at-home activity and have a group discussion to conclude the workshop series.
Finishing Up
Finishing Up
Did you complete all the deliverables? Use this checklist
▢ OER Review with CC License
▢ Final Reflection
You will earn an OER participant badge for completing this workshop series and all the deliverables.
Photo Op! We would love to have a photo of the group. We will print a copy for each of you.
6.2 Attribution & Reflection
6.2 Attribution & Reflection
As a group, we will review the attributions for each of the items above. Teams will take turns to do one item each and explain their attribution.
Grading Rubric
Point: 10
10 points for correct answers to all attribution examples.
5 points for correct answers to two of the attribution examples.
0 points for an incomplete or no answers.
Complete this workshop survey
Complete Self-Assessment Checklist for all deliverables.
Resources included in this page were intentionally not attributed because it is part of the activity.
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