A year ago at BCcampus …
December can be a busy time of year in post-secondary education. Final papers and exams …
Going beyond the classroom to bring open textbooks to trades training
Targeting skills and trades training for the second round of Open Textbooks Project funding has …
Vancouver to host the 2015 international Open Education Conference
Last week, several BCcampus staffers attended OpenEd 2014 in Washington, DC. Partly because of the …
B.C. post-secondary educators meet in two conferences to discuss best practices in ed tech and teaching research
“Push yourself beyond your little confirmation network,” said Gary Poole at the end of the …
Survey opportunity for OER faculty in B.C.
Do Open Educational Resources make a difference in the classroom? An online survey developed by …
Studying the teaching and learning process makes every institution its own learning lab
“Imagine someone who decides that they are interested enough in how their students are learning …
ETUG fall workshop “unconference” model encourages collaboration and creativity
Attendees at the annual ETUG fall workshop November 13 will experience a unique conference format …
Four ways librarians are essential to the future of open textbooks and OER
When the Open Textbook Project started two years ago, librarians were identified as one of …
UNBC librarians inoculate novice academics against predatory publishers
Under the guise of open access, predatory publishers are preying on naïve graduate students, offering …
Open Access Week: Equipping the online learning community with open-access tools
Open Access workshops led by BCcampus provide educators across the province an opportunity to experience …