September 23, 2021 • 1 minute read
By: Rick Johnson
Around the world, more students than ever before are reliant upon digital learning tools and eTexts in order to continue their education.
September, 30, 2021 . 1 minute read
Access within higher education should be easy, with reading lists assigned and students having the required materials in time for term start. However, with so many available...
September, 17, 2019 . 2 minute read
Accessibility is about users, not standards.
September, 9, 2019 . 1 minute read
In the ever-changing landscapes of digital learning, accessibility, and higher education, it can seem a daunting prospect to stay on top of it all.
June, 13, 2019 . 1 minute read
With a number of different organisations offering a plethora of OER content, the sheer amount of choice can often be overwhelming. The OER Commons alone “provides a single point...
May, 31, 2019 . 1 minute read
In 2002, the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) first adopted the term open educational resources (OER), setting the scene for the learning...
April, 10, 2019 . 2 minute read
In the first piece of our change management series, we discussed how to overcome factors that may be causing resistance in your institution during the transition to digital. One...
March, 25, 2019 . 2 minute read
Transitioning from either a pilot eTextbook programme to business as usual—or immediately from print to digital provision—will undoubtedly result in a great deal of change. And...
