Hi there, OER Peeps!
One skill I'd really like to work on with my students this year is Sourcing. I just watched and enjoyed Ane Lintvedt 's 2021 OER Conference for the SS presentation on Sourcing (located in the Community Video Library) and liked it a lot - in particular, the regular practicing of the skill, and the shorter version of the graphic organizer (I am also intrigued and impressed by just focusing on the attribution line, and not the document content - Bold! But good!).
I tried Sourcing a couple of times last year with my on-level (Honors) students and found the Sourcing Tool a bit overwhelming for them and for me. In addition to getting a copy of Ane's shorter copy, I am curious to know what other tips or tricks, or strategies folks have used to get students into the habit of looking at the source info. first?
