Design Guidelines in OER Context April 7
Colin, Dana, Sepideh, Jon
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- Adding content about metadata and authoring
- Some of the activities could be framed around education and authoring
- Framing within learning resources
- shared language around inclusive design
- "bite-sized", easy to consume
- Having digital/editable cards:
- Letting people to contribute to the cards
- Having digital templates that people can author their cards
- envision as a repository? e.g. Federated Wiki - maintains spirit of OERs (maleability, adaptability)
- where could we start with this? had intended the ILDH to be like this - direct editing in Github (using Github editor) - may not really be the experience we want - question of publishing as well - maybe a good way to start
- buddy system? way of welcoming contributors/contributions and putting them into Github
- GUIs for docpad - to create content for static sites - could interface with Github
- eventually - our own authoring tools? perhaps connected to Github behind the scenes
- similar to other static sites (e.g handbook, infusion) - add editing and feedback functionality
- Functionality we want?
Next Steps
- create simple static site
- allow us to publish different versions easily
- allow navigation amongst the cards
- awesome bonus would be to be able to publish a pdf
- Jon will look into how we could host this
- include content around strategies for inclusive learning (Dana)
- some content in ILDH, metadata etc
- strategies that OER creators/teachers/students could use
- create sketches for design strategies for fully editable site (Dana)