Thanks for the feedback!

Rebecca, I too love your remixes! I have looked at a few and they seem like great activities that I would love to do with my classes. In the "Graphs of Quadratic Functions" resource, one of the links is to a google drawing document that I do not have access to.  Maybe you could somehow change that into a PDF so that everyone could be able to use it and you don't have to worry about people requesting access? 

Thanks, Allison!  I think I fixed it to force you to make a copy.  Can you check with you have a chance?

Allison, just wanted to ask you to include a note in your lesson:

https://goopenva.org/authoring/480-classifying-equations-of-parallel-and-perpendicula/view

The site that has the resource you use has this notice:

Free to Schools

All our materials can be downloaded for free and may be reproduced as-is for non-commercial use. Precise terms vary between materials. Enquiries to: map.info@mathshell.org.

Please add a note to your link to this lesson that notes that the lesson itself cannot be changed.  

It's okay to use it as part of a remix becasue you are linking to the lesson itself as a whole.  Then you add some extra activities.  However, we want to ensure other teachers understand that the lesson is not openly-licensed.

Thanks,

Jean

Allison, please also do the same with https://goopenva.org/authoring/479-algebra-creating-equations-remix/view and https://goopenva.org/authoring/446-functions-interpreting-functions/view

Khan Academy is great but they drive me crazy because some things are openly licensed but others are not.  It appears to me that this resource is not openly licensed (though they don't make it easy to find that out!).  Just note for teachers that the resource itself is not openly licensed for remixing.

Thanks,

Jean

Another one that needs that disclaimer: https://goopenva.org/authoring/480-classifying-equations-of-parallel-and-perpendicula/view

Allison, just a short edit to this lesson: https://goopenva.org/authoring/458-finding-the-distance-between-points/view

Instead of saying "This resource comes from OER commons" please note that it is from Illustrative Mathematics.

Thanks,

Jean

Allison, love how you remixed in  https://goopenva.org/authoring/450-classifying-triangles-on-the-coordinate-plane/view  You make it clear what it is you would do as a teacher to help a newbie figure it out!

Jean