OER : A Field Guide for Academic Librarians / [edited by] Andrew Wesolek, Jonahan Lashley & Anne Langley.

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volume

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1945398795
9781945398797

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Open Education Resources, a field guide for academic librarians

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Z675 .U5 O37 2018

Incomplete contents:

Introduction / Jonathan Lashley, Andrew Wesolek, Anne Langley-- Section 1: The Case for OER-- Section 2: The Pedagogical Implications of OER-- Section 3: OER Advocacy, Partnerships, Sustainability, and Student Engagement-- Section 4: Library-Supported Adoption and Creation Programs.

Abstract: The roll of librarianship in the creation, promotion, and use of open educational resources as a means of scholarly publishing, pedagogy, and student engagement. The openly licensed content of this book is organized into four sections: (1) an introduction to OER, (2) discussions of how OER transforms teaching and learning, (3) examples of how librarians advocate for OER across campus, and (4) models of library-supported adoption and creation of OER.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

The roll of librarianship in the creation, promotion, and use of open educational resources as a means of scholarly publishing, pedagogy, and student engagement. The openly licensed content of this book is organized into four sections: (1) an introduction to OER, (2) discussions of how OER transforms teaching and learning, (3) examples of how librarians advocate for OER across campus, and (4) models of library-supported adoption and creation of OER.

Text in English.