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Please look at your peers' work and my comments to choose the direction you want to go: either work on your project and develop something specifically OE oriented or take a course that already exists on OE or OER and report here your productions within that course + write a reflection report in the end. | Please look at your peers' work and my comments to choose the direction you want to go: either work on your project and develop something specifically OE oriented or take a course that already exists on OE or OER and report here your productions within that course + write a reflection report in the end. | ||
Hope this helps, | Hope this helps, | ||
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==BC 15.011.2023== | |||
Dear Richard. | |||
Thank you for sharing an interesting project that unfortunately does not contain any open components. What could you do to integrate openness? What have you learned yourself in the module? You are strongly advised to look at your peers' productions and comments received to improve your work so that it meets a pass. | |||
Best | Best | ||
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-- BarbaraClass (talk) 14:20, 23 December 2022 (CET)
Dear Richard, Thank you for sharing your work. How does Open Education fit into this scenario? Please look at your peers' work and my comments to choose the direction you want to go: either work on your project and develop something specifically OE oriented or take a course that already exists on OE or OER and report here your productions within that course + write a reflection report in the end. Hope this helps, Best
BC 15.011.2023
Dear Richard. Thank you for sharing an interesting project that unfortunately does not contain any open components. What could you do to integrate openness? What have you learned yourself in the module? You are strongly advised to look at your peers' productions and comments received to improve your work so that it meets a pass. Best