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  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Introduction
  6. Contributors
  7. Open Pedagogy
    1. Open Pedagogy
  8. Project Ideas & Case Studies
    1. Creating an Open Textbook
    2. Case Study: Frank Lloyd Wright and His Madison Buildings
    3. Case study: Antología Abierta de Literatura Hispánica
    4. Interview with David Squires: Social Media Texts
    5. Student Spotlight: Samara Burns, Open Logic Project
    6. Interview with Gabriel Higginbotham, Open Oregon State
    7. Adapting an Open Textbook
    8. Case Study: Principles of Microeconomics
    9. Case Study: Expanding the Open Anthology of Earlier American Literature
    10. Student Spotlight: Matthew Moore, The Open Anthology of Earlier American Literature, 2nd Edition
  9. Student Rights & Faculty Responsibilities
    1. Licensing
    2. Privacy & Anonymity
    3. Digital Literacy
  10. Sample Assignments
    1. Teaching Guide: Expand an Open Textbook
    2. Assignment: Create an Open Textbook
  11. Resources
    1. CC Licensing Guide
    2. MOU for Students and Faculty
    3. Course: Becoming an Open Educator
  12. About the Publisher
  13. Licensing Information
  14. Other Open Textbooks Produced With Rebus Community Support
  15. As Seen In

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About the Publisher

A Guide to Making Open Textbooks With Students was produced by the Rebus Community, an initiative of the Rebus Foundation.

The Rebus Community is developing a new, collaborative process for publishing open textbooks and associated content. Rebus is building tools and resources to support open textbook publishing, and to bring together a community of faculty, librarians, students, and others working with open textbooks around the world.

We make it easy for the community to contribute to the creation of open textbooks (their own, or others’), and support the creation of new, high-quality open textbooks, available for free to anyone, in standard formats (web, EPUB, MOBI, PDF, and print).

Would you like to help? Join us at www.rebus.community.

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Copyright © 2017 by Rebus Community. A Guide to Making Open Textbooks with Students by Rebus Community is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.
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