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How Will You Share Your Work? Creative Commons Bookmarks And Activity Packet, Anna Michelle Martinez-Montavon, Nicole J. Bungert

UWM Libraries Instructional Materials

These bookmarks and activity packet were created to teach university students about the Creative Commons during the UWM Libraries' celebration of Open Access Week 2015, October 19-25. The bookmarks provide a quick guide to the Creative Commons licenses and can be printed on colored paper. The activity packet is a Halloween-themed paper doll coloring set that includes public domain and CC-BY materials, as well as a full range of Creative Commons licenses. Through coloring, mixing and matching, and other modifications, students can explore the possibilities of open content, engage in remix culture, and practice attributing the work of others.

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Creative Commons, Molly Higgins

Molly Higgins

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Oers At Umass Amherst: Practice, Outcomes, And Applications, Charlotte Roh

Charlotte Roh

This presentation was created for the event "Affordable Teaching Resources" organized by the University of Connecticut for their faculty, libraries, and instructional designers. The presentation opens with an activity, then describes the UMass Amherst Open Education Initiative, including assessment and outcomes. The slides then show examples of open education resources (OERs) and touches on copyright and Creative Commons.