The first question you have might be, what does Open Pedagogy look like? Below are some examples.
Subcultures and Sociology is a Grinnell College pedagogical website created by Professor Ross Haenfler and constructed with the collaboration of Grinnell students. It is a teaching tool, an evolving digital project, and a scholarly resource on the sociology of various subcultures. Visit Subcultures and Sociology.
This portal contains case studies, student work product, and resources to support all of your open pedagogy needs. Visit the Open Pedagogy Portal.
Examples of real open pedagogy partnerships. Visit the Open Pedagogy Notebook.
The Brookside Repository created by students at the University of St. Francis, serves as a dynamic resource for K-12 educators seeking lesson plans that incorporate the history and significance of the Brookside Mansion, a historic landmark in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Visit the Brookside Mansion Educational Repository.
A student’s perspective on their own learning in an open pedagogy course. Read What an Open Pedagogy Class Taught Me About Myself.
A resource intended to provide inspiration for instructors who use Open Educational Resources for their teaching. Read the OER Activity Sourcebook.
Wiki pages are also a common open pedagogy tool. Watch the video below for more information!
If you have an example you would like to share please feel free to email the site administrator at reedkayla@grinnell.edu