In this workshop, we will explore how students can become active co-creators of resources that are useful to others – for example, by developing learning materials, explanatory texts, wiki contributions, case studies, or other openly reusable resources. Open Educational Resources (OER) provide a framework for making student work visible, reusable, and accessible beyond the immediate course context.
We will look at different forms of student-created OER, discuss how suitable assignments can be designed, and consider the didactic, organisational, and legal aspects involved. Participants will be invited to relate these ideas directly to their own teaching.
This course in English is part of the training programme offered via the KreativEU Centre for Excellence in Digital Education and AI. See this website for more information on KreativEU.
Contents:
– Student work beyond traditional “disposable assignments”
– OER as a framework for student co-creation
– Examples and formats of student-created resources
– Designing meaningful and manageable assignments
– Key didactic, organisational, and legal considerations
– First ideas for integrating student co-creation into your own course
Objectives:
– You will understand how OER can enable student work to have value beyond the individual course.
– You will be able to distinguish between disposable, authentic, public, and renewable assignments.
– You will be familiar with different formats for student-created OER and be able to identify suitable options for your own teaching.
– You will understand key considerations for designing assignments that enable meaningful student co-creation.
– You will be able to identify a realistic first step for integrating student-created OER into one of your courses.
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Speaker: Silvia Retzlaff (Community-Manager at project Co-WOERK, University of Rostock)
Date: 06.10.2026
Time: 10.45-11.45 am CEST (60 Mins, 1 AE)
Location: Online – in the „update_Lehre“ Moodle Course (self-enrollment); Link to course
Format: update_Lehre
Language: English
Requirements: OER Fundamentals
Level and module: Advanced Course, KreativEU Training Programme
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Contact
Centre for Academic and Digital Skills
Digital Education
University of Greifswald
Anklamer Straße 20, 17489 Greifswald
Tel. +49 3834 420 1253
www.uni-greifswald.de/digitale-lehre