A great start to 2014: Open Textbook Project saves B.C. students over $50,000
The numbers are in and BCcampus couldn’t be happier. According to a news release published …
Calling open textbook advocates: Danielle Paradis wants to speak with you
We recently interviewed Danielle Paradis, a graduate student of Arts in Learning and Technology at …
Thinking about a BC textbook booksprint/hackathon
Today’s guest post is re-published from our colleague Clint Lalonde’s personal blog at clintlalonde.net. If …
Open Textbook pioneer saves students thousands in textbook costs
Remember the days of trudging across campus, lugging a fifty pound backpack crammed with an …
Phase 2 Call for Proposals: Adapt a Textbook
We are pleased to announce the second phase of the B.C. Open Textbook Project – …
Print on Demand Available Soon for Open Textbooks
BCcampus has chosen Simon Fraser University Document Solutions as the print-on-demand provider for the B.C. …
5 Questions with Dr. David Try: His Evolution of Online Learning
Dr. David Try is an instructor at Northwest Community College and is also its coordinator …
A Quick Snapshot of Our Open Textbook Project
Phase one of our Open Textbook Review Project is underway. Reviews are due by September …
Best of BCcampus blog posts: from MOOCs to smart apps and even smarter people
Summer provides us all with an opportunity to slow down and catch up with our …
Give and take: how an open copyright policy improves post-secondary institutions
Cable Green, the director of global learning for Creative Commons, believes that publicly funded education materials …