"Open pedagogy, also known as open educational practices (OEP), is the use of open educational resources (OER) to support learning, or the open sharing of teaching practices with a goal of improving education and training at the institutional, professional, and individual level." (BCCampus)

Examples of Open Pedagogy / OER-enabled Pedagogy assignments include:

• Editing or creating Wikipedia articles
• Collaborative creation of a textbook
• Creating a shared annotative bibliography
• Student-created study guides

For more examples, see the links below.

Open pedagogy assignments provide opportunities for students to 

• be partners in their education by engaging with, analyzing and creating content for their classes
• engage in higher-order learning--including critical thinking skills
• utilize and practice skills that are applicable for their careers including teamwork, communication, content creation, and technology

My OER experience (4:48) by Christie Fierro, Tacoma Community College from OpenWa on Vimeo.

Additional Reading:

Since open pedagogy assignments often involve open publishing of materials, it is is best practice to engage students with a discussion on copyright. Additionally, students should have an opportunity to choose whether to share their work publicly. Here is some additional information and examples.