This activity is based on #Open Textbook Tweet, a short publication containing microblog contributions from educators, administrators, and learners reflecting on the phenomenon of open education resources and open textbooks.
- Download a copy of the book #Open Textbook Tweet (PDF 859 KB), which is available under an open content license.
- Scan the text reading selected “tweets” as you page through the text. Write down the entry numbers of those you particularly like.
- From your shortlist of selected tweets, pick your favourite.
- Re-publish your favourite tweet (retweet) by posting a verbatim copy as a WENote post below. Include the corresponding entry number of the tweet from the bookin your post, for example: 112: There is a great future for OER. We need to embrace the concept that education is a fundamental right for all. Alternatively, be creative and post your own “toot” on mastodon.oeru.org and remember to include the hashtag: #LiDA103.
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