As part of a course I teach, I ask my students to create infographics. As long as I don't post them openly, it is okay for me to keep good and bad examples of previous students' work in order to share them with my current class.
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This year, I'm asking my students to upload their infographics to an open repository. As long as I don't require students to put their full names on the infographics, I don't need to worry about privacy issues.
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The open sharing of the infographics is really important to the subject of the course. A student can choose not to do it, but they will miss out on the open scholarship and publishing aspect of the assignment. I feel like I need to make any alternative assignments be worth 10% less than the open assignment. That is fine - right?