In this assignment, you will make a meaningful, openly accessible contribution to African cultural heritage, responding to AfLIA's call through the TAROCH Coalition to digitise, share, and advocate for the preservation of Africa's rich cultural knowledge. You will choose one of two options, both of which require you to publish your contribution on an open-access platform and submit a written reflection of no more than 500 words describing the work you have done and its significance.
All submissions must use an open Creative Commons licence and include correct source attributions where applicable. Your submission will be assessed using a grading rubric covering completeness, open and ethical practice, significance and relevance, clarity and accessibility, and quality of reflection, with a total available mark of 25.
After submitting, your assignment will be shared with peers as part of the module's commitment to building an open, collaborative learning community.
All submissions must use an open Creative Commons licence and include correct source attributions where applicable. Your submission will be assessed using a grading rubric covering completeness, open and ethical practice, significance and relevance, clarity and accessibility, and quality of reflection, with a total available mark of 25.
After submitting, your assignment will be shared with peers as part of the module's commitment to building an open, collaborative learning community.
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