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New Role for Librarians?
This document discusses the potential for open educational resources (OER) and open textbooks. It notes that digital technologies allow knowledge to be shared more freely and globally. However, challenges include resistance to change and ensuring accessibility. The document outlines how librarians can help locate, evaluate, customize and disseminate open textbooks to reduce costs for students. It argues that embracing openness is important for the future of higher education.
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- #41 Use worksheetsLocate and categorize suitable open contentTopics by top courses that represent 80% of enrollmentsReading levelDepth and scope EvaluateQualityAccessibilityCultural relevanceCurrencyAuthorityArticulationCustomize, Remix, and OrganizeInteroperabilityAccessibilityLicense typeCultural relevanceDisseminate in print and digital formats Student (DIY) for production of open textbookCampus bookstore and/or printshop services for production of open textbookProprietary services