Teaching in the Open

Scenario

In the “Ontario Extend Teacher for Learning Module,” you reflected on the foundations of teaching and learning and how they impact teaching practices. In this module, we explore the concept of open pedagogy — and how it influences how we share and build on knowledge with our students. Here, you will learn more about how you can use open practices, open educational resources, open textbooks and open learning to support a transition from the traditional classroom to a more open model of education.

 

An image showing the shift from a traditional classroom with a teacher at the front and students seated in desks, to an active learning environment with teachers and students learning together
Open Teaching — Thinning the Walls by Alec Couros is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0. Adaptations include cropping and added text.

 

The video below provides examples of open teaching — also known as open educational practices (OEP).

Open Teaching by Jason Hardwick is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0.

Transcript -“Open Teaching”

 

Licensing and Attribution

The content on this “Teaching in the Open: Scenario” page, created by Paula Demacio; Alissa Bigelow; Tricia Bonner; and Shauna Roch is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0, which is different from the licence of the book.

 

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Extending Into the Open Copyright © 2022 by Paula Demacio; Alissa Bigelow; Tricia Bonner; and Shauna Roch is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.

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