#OER in Psychology
Looking for #OpenTextbooks or other #OER (Open Educational Resources) in Psychology? I created this brief video overview of the many,
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#ScholarSunday
One of my resolutions for 2018 is to participate regularly in #ScholarSunday (a wonderful initiative conceived by @raulpacheco). Because representation
Read MoreConnect, Collaborate, Innovate: My first month at BCcampus
As I write this I am in the air, on my way to the #OpenEd17 conference in Anaheim. But as
Read MoreTrying something new: Sketchnoting my research
Inspired by George Veletsianos’ Research Shorts and a recent Sketching in Practice (SKiP) workshop I took with Amy Burvall, I
Read More“If you could tell a new open textbook author one thing, what would it be?”
Earlier this year, Linda Frederiksen (Head of Access Services, Washington State University Vancouver) reached out to me (along with several
Read MoreJust how inclusive are “inclusive access” e-textbook programs?
As is now well documented and understood, unrelenting increases in the prices of university textbooks (typically between 3 and 4
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Openness, Gateways, and Agency
Consider the following personas: First, picture a faculty member who has just learned about the existence of open educational resources. Imagine
Read MoreDefinitions vs. Foundational Values
At #OER17 (where the theme was the “Politics of Open”) there were several excellent, vigorous, and thoughtful discussions about borders,
Read MorePragmatism vs. Idealism and the Identity Crisis of OER Advocacy
In a couple of weeks I will be in Cape Town, presenting at the 2017 OE Global Conference. This blog
Read MoreWhy have students answer questions when they can write them?
I recently trialled a new assignment in my Social Psychology class: During each of the 10 weeks when there was no scheduled
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