ACC Learn OER - Final Assessment

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***As a result of the transition to Workday Learning, please note that a PDF certificate of completion will be emailed to you after passing the final assessment. You will need to record your completion of ACC Learn OER within Workday to document the PD hours.****

Please review the steps below to record your completion and earn PD credit.

If you receive a 79% or lower score, you will be notified that you did not pass. You will have a chance to review your incorrect answers. You can retake the assessment to attempt to raise your score.

If you pass the final assessment with a 80% or higher score, you will receive a PDF copy of a certificate at the email address you specify on the form below. If you do not see the PDF certificate in your email within 5 minutes, please check your spam folder. Once the PDF certificate is received, please add it your Training transcript in Workday. For assistance with these steps within Workday, you may wish to consult your department representative responsible for managing and updating your Professional Development hours.

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Name

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The Quiz begins below. Please remember that all questions require an answer and you may not save or quit the quiz and return to it later. There is no time limit.

What is the best example of OER? *

5 points

A free teaching resource, such as a TED Talk I found on the internet

A commercial textbook

An image from Google Images

An eBook labeled with the open license, CC-BY

OER can include: *

7 points

video

textbook

full course curricula

assignment or homework

all of these

Required

A prominent OER researcher and advocate, David Wiley, describes the 5R permissions of open educational resources. Select the 5-Rs below: *

7 points

Retain, Reuse, Revise, Remix, Redistribute

Reform, Reputable, Redistribute, Remix, Restrict

Reputable, Revise, Remix, Reuse, Recommended

Recommended, Redistribute, Revise, Remix, Retain

Retain, Reuse, Revise, Remix, Reputable

The following are benefits to adopting OER : *

7 points

A. All students have equitable access to course materials on or before the first day of class

B. Unlike commercial digital packages, OER can be retained by the student indefinitely

C. OER saves faculty money

D. Since OER can be revised, faculty can curate the resources to meet the needs of the students and course outcomes

E. OER can improve outcomes for underrepresented students

All of the Above

A., B., D., & E.

If a work is labeled CC-BY-ND, this means: {Hint: Module 7} *

7 points

Since this work has an open copyright (creative commons) license, I can use it in any way and do not need an attribution to the creator

Although this work has an open (creative commons) copyright license, I can use it as long as I attribute the creator and do not sell it

Although this work has an open (creative commons) copyright license, I can use it as long as I attribute the creator and make no changes to the work

The following term is used to describe the belief that the public is entitled to freely use portions of a copyrighted work for commentary or criticism {Hint Module 4} *

7 points

Public domain

Fair use

Creative Commons

This image means: *

7 points

A work is in the public domain

This is a Creative Commons open license and means the work is free to use in any way and you do not need to attribute the creator

This is a Creative Commons open license and means the work is free to use in any way, however, you must give attribution to the creator of the work

The following is true about fair use for educational purposes: *

7 points

If it is found openly published on the internet, it can be used in my classroom in anyway

I can use any work, even copyrighted work for fair use, as long as I share it in my blackboard since it requires a password to access and is not public

Since the textbook is too expensive, I can photocopy a few chapters of the important information and share the PDF with my students. This counts as fair use because I didn't copy the whole book.

I can use one image from a publication as long as I provide proper citation and attribution.

When evaluating the accessibility of an OER under consideration for use in your courses, you must ensure: {Hint Module 6} *

7 points

All videos have captions or transcripts

All images have an 'alt' text

All scanned images of text must have a transcript or 'alt' text

All of these are required for any classroom teaching and learning resources.

None of these. Responsibility of accessibility falls on the creator of the work. Since I didn't create the work I don't need to ensure accessibility.

Openly licensed work requires attribution. The following is accepted practice to include in an attribution statement (select all that apply): {Hint Module 7} *

7 points

Author of the work

That the work was free of cost

Title of the Work

The original license on the work

The source (location) of the work (such as a URL)

The date of the work

Required

Is the following statement true or false: I can stop someone from using my openly licensed (CC-BY) work (or revoke the license) because I am the creator of the work *

6 points

TRUE

FALSE

Is the following statement true or false: When I openly license my work I retain ownership of it, even for commercial purposes. *

6 points

TRUE

FALSE

Is the following statement true or false: In the U.S., all tangibly fixed work without a copyright statement is considered public domain. *

7 points

TRUE

FALSE

You are remixing content to build an educational resource that is openly licensed, CC-BY. What materials can you use to build a work and apply the a CC-BY license? Select all that apply {Hint Module 7} *

7 points

public domain

fair use

Original work I created

CC BY-SA-ND

CC BY

Required

OER Commons is: *

6 points

A digital repository for openly licensed work

An attribution builder

An open licensing builder

The following questions are optional and will help us continuously improve the ACC OER Learn curriculum.

SCALE: 1=strongly disagree, 2=disagree, 3=neutral, 4=agree, 5=strongly agree

Although adopting OER is not a requirement of completing this professional development, we're curious! Are you planning to use any OER in your upcoming courses?

Yes

Maybe

Clear selection

ACC Learn OER content and activities were aligned with stated objectives

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

Clear selection

I found the ACC Learn OER online modules a valuable and effective use of my time

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

Clear selection

The ACC Learn OER curriculum was clear, well-organized, and professional in appearance with few grammar and spelling mistakes.

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

Clear selection

I am confident about my understanding of OER and open copyright licensing provisions

Strongly Disagree

Strongly Agree

Clear selection

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