Journal of Interactive Technology and Pedagogy, no. 21
Themed Issue on Open Educational Resources
Embraced by college and university administrators and funded by national and state initiatives as a means to lower barriers of entry for low-income college students, open educational resources (OER) have also become a cornerstone of open pedagogy methods that work to make connections between the classroom, the university, and the world beyond the academy. This special issue explores the affordances and challenges of OER, both in their in-class use and in the initiatives at various scales to encourage instructors, librarians, and other education workers to adopt them and explore their full potential for transforming pedagogy.
We are especially proud to publish this OER special issue on CUNY’s Manifold instance. Manifold, developed by the CUNY Graduate Center in partnership with The University of Minnesota Press and the development firm Cast Iron Coding, represents a new approach to OER publishing that we believe JITP’s audience will appreciate. With this issue, and with the publication of our archives in early 2023, you can collect articles to share and annotate with your students and colleagues. To this end, please consider creating a reading account, learning more about reading on Manifold, and joining JITP’s reading group. We hope you will join us!
Cover by Jojo Karlin
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Introduction to Issue Twenty-One: Open Educational Resources
by Inés Vañó García, Jojo Karlin, and Krystyna Michael
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Building a Community of Voices in Professional Writing
by Taylor Clement
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Teaching DH on a Shoestring: Minimalist Digital Humanities Pedagogy
by Danica Savonick
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Don’t Judge a Book—But What about the Professor Who Assigned the Book?
by Randi Shedlosky-Shoemaker
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Open Resources for Corpus-Based Learning of Ancient Greek in Persian
by Farnoosh Shamsian and Gregory Crane
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Creating Active and Meaningful Learning through a Renewable Assignment: A Case Study in a Human Growth Development Psychology Course
by Judy Orton Grissett and Feng-Ru Sheu
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Implementing OER at LaGuardia Community College: Three Case Studies
by Ian McDermott, Joshua Tan, Alioune Khoule, Marta Kowalczyk, Emma Handte, and Rena Grossman
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An Interdisciplinary Case Study of Cost Concerns and Practicalities for Open Educational Resources at a Hispanic-Serving Institution in Texas
by Jennifer Epley Sanders, Anthony Zoccolillo, Daniel Bartholomay, and Amanda Marquez
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Five Faculty and Library Curation Personas to Aid OER Discovery Solutions
by Michelle Brennan, Selena Burns, Cynthia Jimes, Jeff Hecker, Anastasia Karaglani, and Amee Evans Godwin
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Worth the Time: Exploring the Faculty Experience of OER Initiatives
by Stacy Katz and Shawna M. Brandle
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- publisherCUNY Manifold
- publisher placeNew York, NY
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