Contributed by Amanda Hurford and Erin Milanese Misconceptions about OER at Private Institutions Despite the rising costs and growing student debt in all sectors of
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Contributed by Zachary Beamer Introduction Over the past two decades, OER have been increasingly recognized as a way to lower cost for students (Baker et
Contributed by Samantha Peter The Mason OER Metafinder, or fondly known as MOM, is one of the many great resources you can use to locate
Contributed by: Emily Bongiovanni, Brittany Dudek, and Spencer Ellis Undoubtedly, the generation-defining year of 2020 has changed the landscape of many social systems; this includes
Contributed by Jen Hughes Salt Lake Community College (SLCC) leverages library staff to assist faculty with the finding and initial assessment of Open Educational Resources
Contributed by Elizabeth Batte I am an OER Coordinator for a regional public university in Louisiana. We are very fortunate to have our academic libraries
Contributed by Georgia Westbrook It is not uncommon for libraries and librarians to be asked to “do more with less” when their budgets are slashed
Contributed by Dr. Karin Purshouse Can you feel that breeze? It’s the cool air coming off a wave of publishing in the COVID19 era. As
and what my first year looked like at Nicholls State University. Contributed by Elizabeth Batte, MLIS Hello all, I am the Library Director at Ellender
By Jim Ross-nazzal I teach history for Houston Community College. Among my various breads and butters is the US survey: US history from pre-contact to