Module 8: Concept Review

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Adapting, Creating & Sharing OER

By the end of this module, you should be able to:
- Adapt & create OER with proper attribution and licensing
- Recognize the considerations in choosing a license for your work
- Recognize the variety of creation and authoring tools available
- Identify options for sharing OER

Which of the following is NOT one of the recommended steps to follow when adapting an existing open resource?

1 point

Check the license of the work

Contact the original creator of the work

Choose tools for editing an open textbook

Determine access for the work

Clear selection

The ALMS framework highlights that work should be meaningfully accessible and editable for adopters. ALMS stands for:

1 point

Access, Level, Meaningful, Source

Assessable, Level, Mastery, Source

Author, Length, Meaningful, Synthesis

Achievement, Length, MOOC, Sequence

Clear selection

True or False: Creative Commons licenses are non-revocable. Once someone has obtained a CC licensed work, they cannot be prevented from using it as the license dictates.

1 point

True

False

Clear selection

When selecting an authoring tool, be aware of: (check all that apply)

1 point

Restrictions this tool may place on how the final work may be published or shared

Institutional licenses to authoring software (check with IT and/or the library!)

The level of technology you are comfortable with

All of the above

Reflect: Evaluate your comfort level with creating OERs after completing this module.

I’m comfortable with the ideas and tools that are needed to author OER

I don’t know where to start

Clear selection

Submit

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