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Appendix D: Adapting this Guide
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  1. Cover
  2. Title Page
  3. Copyright
  4. Table Of Contents
  5. Accessibility Statement
  6. Overview
  7. Acknowledgements
  8. Introduction
  9. Section 1: Introduction to Indigenous Peoples
    1. Introduction
    2. Aboriginal or Indigenous?
    3. First Nations
    4. Métis
    5. Inuit
    6. Urban Indigenous Peoples
    7. Demographics
    8. Acknowledging Traditional Territories
    9. Conclusion
  10. Section 2: Colonization
    1. Introduction
    2. Colonization
    3. The Tools of Colonization
    4. Types of Treaties
    5. Laws and Acts of Parliament
    6. The Indian Act
    7. The Reserve System
    8. Residential Schools
    9. Truth and Reconciliation
    10. Conclusion
  11. Section 3: Decolonization
    1. Introduction
    2. Myths, Stereotypes, and Racism
    3. Taking Back Control
    4. Decolonization
    5. Reconciliation
    6. Conclusion
  12. Appendix A: Knowledge Check Questions and Answers
  13. Appendix B: Indian Act Timeline
  14. Appendix C: Myth or Fact?
  15. Appendix D: Adapting this Guide
  16. Glossary of Terms
  17. References
  18. Versioning History

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Appendix D: Adapting this Guide

What is Pressbooks?

Pressbooks is a web-based authoring tool based on the WordPress authoring platform. If you’ve created a website using WordPress, you’ll find some similarities working with Pressbooks. Pressbooks allows you to create content once and publish it in many different formats. These export formats enable the resource to be easily imported and edited in different platforms such as WordPress, Wikis and even learning management systems. The formats appear at the bottom of the web version of the resource to allow other users to easily export and adapt the resource. These features will allow the resources we are developing to be used, adapted, contextualized and localized by different institutions and communities. Pressbooks will make the resource more available to different users by giving them the option of accessing it on the web, on their mobile devices or print it out as a PDF document. By designing each part of the resource as a standalone guide institutions will be able to select and adapt the sections to use, edit and adapt for their context. These features will allow the resources we are developing to be used, adapted, contextualized and localized by different institutions and communities.

Export formats

Print PDFAllows documents to be easily shared while retaining the same visual formatting. It is page-oriented and has a static layout. Print PDF optimized for printing
Digital PDF For digital PDF distribution
xHTML This format allows the resource to used and edited in different systems
WordPress XML These files can be imported into WordPress and the resources can be easily adapted into an interactive website.
EPUBEPUB files are designed for portability. These files are used for most eBooks and other eReaders. The point of these files is not to provide editing capability, but to deliver a comprehensive package that contains all elements of a book including text and images — like a zipped package — to a device for reading.
MOBIFor Kindle eReader

Ways that I can adapt this guide

Pressbooks is available to staff and faculty at all post-secondary institutions in B.C. on the BC Pressbook site.[1] This allows each institution program or course to copy this guide into your own instance of Pressbooks and adapt it to include local content, context, and resources. You can then export the guide you have created into any of the different formats above. You can also import this guide into your local instance and revise it, localize and adapt it there. This will also enable you to add multimedia or even interactive components.


  1. BC Pressbooks: https://pressbooks.bccampus.ca/ ↵

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