In the spirit of wanting to support open educational practices, we maintain an Open Science Framework repository for publicly sharing instructional materials. Instructional materials could be any content related to workshops, guest lectures, stand-alone instructional activities, or tabling events. All content will have a CC-BY-4.0 license which allows sharing and reuse by others. All items will also have a unique persistent URL which will make sharing them very easy for you.
There are many benefits to using the project to share materials publicly including:
Please note that putting your materials in the OSF repository is optional.
You have two options for adding content to the repository. You can ask for editing privileges and upload materials yourself or you can send them to Melanie Gainey (mgainey@andrew.cmu.edu) and she will put them in the repository for you. If you upload materials yourself, please use the existing organizational structure or contact Melanie if you are unsure of where to put your materials.
Guidance on Images
Since all materials on our repository have a CC-BY4.0 license, you will need to remove images that are not licensed similarly or replace them with freely licensed CC-BY4.0 images. Here are three great resources for finding images with the appropriate licenses:
If these options will not work well for you, please get in touch with OLiBTel (lib-olibtel@lists.andrew.cmu.edu) for guidance on alternative solutions.