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[TEXTBOX] Did you know that students pay more for learning materials than tuition? [LINK TO RESEARCH] We’re here to help cut those costs.

What are Open Education Resources? 

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High quality 
No-cost to students 
Co-created (link here to OEP) 
Free to use, reuse, remix, and redevelop 

What is Creative Commons?

When you work with the Open Press, we require you to openly license your work using the Creative Commons licensing scheme.

The TRU Open Press defaults to a CC BY-NC-SA license, which means that you retain your copyright, but your work can be used – with attribution! — by any non-commercial entity and must be shared under the same license.

One exception to this rule is work that includes Traditional or Protected Cultural Knowledge. Please contact us for more information. 

What Can We Help You Create?

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  • Textbooks 
  • Websites 
  • Videos 
  • Infographics 
  • Podcasts 
  • Anything to help share content with learners!

[TEXTBOX] If you feel like your students are lacking certain knowledge, why not create a resource for them (and anyone else) to use?

Natasha Ramroop Singh created Chemistry for Biologists, a series of 20 videos to help first-year biology students learn basic chemistry concepts. These videos are available to watch on both the Chemistry for Biologists website and YouTube to maximize their reach.

What did we help with?

  • Video production (including recording and editing)
  • Website creation
  • Promotion

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Other Projects We Supported

How to get started? 

What support do we provide?  

  • We can help you develop your ideas for an Open Educational Resource with project scoping, conceptual models, and determining what supports you need. 
  • Our goal is to help you develop your own work, with assistance from our team on everything from cover art and web design to copyright and copy editing. 
  • Link to resources. 

Who else supports this work on campus? 

  • Faculty and student workshops and training with LT&I. 
  • Open resource research with the library. 
  • Research? 

Link to the grant application. 

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