A renewable assignment is student work that is openly published so that it contributes to a body of knowledge extending its value beyond the course in which it was assigned. Unlike traditional “disposable assignments,” which are discarded after being graded, renewable assignments provide opportunities for students to add value to their academic communities and future students. Renewable assignments can be made possible by open educational resources (OER).
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