Contributed by Justin Kani As a librarian, and someone who has been a steadfast advocate of open educational resources (OER) for many years now, I
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Contributed by Isabelle Antes Photo Credit: Tara Spies Smith, Open Licenses Librarian, University Libraries, Texas State University 2022 We at the OER & Beyond Blog
Contributed by Zoe Speidel If you haven’t read Part 1 of “It’s Not Enough to Be Explicit: Why the Hidden Curriculum Should Be Open Access,”
Contributed by Zoe Speidel Over the years, the emails from my students have embodied a broader and broader range of formality. Emails with no subject
Contributed by Zoe Speidel When I first learned about OER, I was in a training offered by my institution. By the end of the first
Contributed by Rachel Becker How many times have you heard a student say “I didn’t buy the textbook. I can’t afford it.” Have you even
Contributed by Zoe Speidel Have you ever heard a teacher proudly proclaim that they assigned busy work? Or a student say they loved a busy
Contributed by Jay Fulgencio A few months ago, I attended the 1st RLOE (Regional Leaders of Open Education Network) Boston Summit that hosted several OER
It’s hard to believe, but 2022 is coming to a close! This was a challenging and rewarding year for all of us at OER &
Contributed by OER & Beyond co-editors Sabrina Davis and Denis Shannon As the use and knowledge of Open Educational Resources (OER) has grown in the