A College Composition Compilation Word Count: 160459 (Note: This resource's metadata has …
A College Composition Compilation
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This is a copy of a consent form that we devised with …
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This is a copy of a consent form that we devised with …
This is a copy of a consent form that we devised with an instructor on campus. The instructor was teaching a master's course in which participants were creating materials in groups. In order to expand access to the research that participants had done and to create a renewable assignment, the instructor invited the groups to convert the collected essays into an open educational resource for future course participants to expand on.
The instructor described the project and the concept of OER during a seminar meeting and gave students opportunities to ask questions about the project. She also made sure to emphasize that granting or withholding permissions would not affect people's course grades in any way.
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