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Texas OER Core Elements Course
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Mobile Office Workspace by Maya Maceka on Unsplash is licensed under the Unsplash licenseWelcome to the Texas OER Core Elements Course! Your learning includes a series of self-paced online learning units. The 13 units can serve as an introduction to open educational resources (OER) as well as an opportunity for further exploration and discovery of OER and open education practices. Throughout the units there are opportunities for you to test your knowledge or further explore a concept.The modules allow you to learn at your own pace. While you can follow the modules in any order, it is recommended that you start with Unit 1 and progress through in order. 

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08/15/2023
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Texas OER Core Elements Course, Unit 10: Open Pedagogy
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By the end of this unit, students should be able to:Provide a definition for open pedagogyDescribe the major components of a renewable assignment List three tools commonly used for the creation of renewable assignmentsList three considerations to keep in mind before changing your teaching styleExplain why it is important to scaffold learning in open pedagogy courses

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Texas OER Core Elements Course, Unit 11: Open Educational Resources and Artificial Intelligence
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Texas OER Core Elements Course, Unit 11: Open Educational Resources and Artificial Intelligence
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OverviewOpen Educational Resources and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are both a part of the broader landscape of innovative strategies and initiatives that can support student success. Although the use of AI in higher education is not new, the launch of ChatGPT in late 2022 has led to innovative uses but also has raised concerns around such issues as bias, academic integrity, copyright, and the nature of truth. Regardless, these potentially transformative technologies likely are not going anywhere, and the need to adapt to innovation has never been more crucial. Fortunately, ethical and responsible use of AI can have a place in the higher education workplace, in research, and in instruction and learning. Increasingly, those working in open education are exploring harnessing AI to support the creation, adaptation, and adoption of OER. This unit explores some of these potential uses, while recognizing the ever-evolving nature of AI. By the end of this unit, students should be able to:Explain the basics of AI and generative AI, including their capabilities and limitations Describe commonly used platforms and tools for AI Summarize the evolving role of AI in higher educationIdentify ethical principles to address potential challenges in using AIOutline key principles and strategies for harnessing AI, specifically generative AI, to create or adapt OER, including in collaboration with studentsDescribe emerging practices for licensing and attributing work created with generative AI

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