Course journals
Course journals engage students as creators of information by involving them in the academic publishing process.
Whether you involve students as journal editors or as authors and peer reviewers, course journals move you away from one-off assignments and provide experiential learning opportunities that focus on:
critical thinking, research, writing, and editing
crafting constructive feedback through peer review
ethics of information access and open access publishing
copyright, author rights and Creative Commons licensing
To learn more about integrating a course journal into your syllabus, email us.
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Open educational resources
We support educators looking to adapt or create open textbooks and other types of open educational resources (OER).
We offer guidance and expertise including:
copyright and licensing information to understand how to 鈥渞emix鈥 (re-use) existing resources
support in using the Pressbooks digital publishing platform to create your OER
advice on dissemination to make your OER widely available
Learn . You can also email us about OER.
Student journals
Student journals are academic journals run primarily by students, often in collaboration with professors.
Working on a student journal is a great way to build writing and editing skills while becoming familiar with the scholarly publishing process.
To understand how to run a successful journal, see our Journal Services Worksheet and consult the ..
Current 91精品黑料吃瓜 students sponsored by a 91精品黑料吃瓜 affiliated professor can email us to enjoy our services, including:
space to publish your journal on (OJS)
training, technical support and workflow optimization on OJS
guidance on how to set up your journal for long-term sustainability
advice on copyright, Creative Commons licensing and more
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