Sustainable, collaborative models of open textbook production for social justice and student co-creation: Open textbooks at the University of Cape Town

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2022-09

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DOT4D SASUF Goes Digital workshop.pdf (5.34 MB)
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Masuku, Bianca
Willmers, Michelle
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Digital Open Textbooks for Development

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CILT
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Centre for Higher Education Development
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This is a workshop presentation by Digital Open Textbooks for Development (DOT4D) initiative members Michelle Willmers and Bianca Masuku at the SASUF Goes Digital Workshop in September 2022. This interactive session provided an overview of open textbook development approaches, focusing on sustainability and collaboration. The workshop session also drew attention to the capacity building and support required at an institutional level to support this work as part of institutional transformation efforts to address social injustice in higher education. This workshop was organized by the SASUF-funded Open Education for Social Justice initiative and was presented in partnership with collaborators from University West and University of Gothenburg.
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open textbooks
sustainability
models
social justice
student co-creation

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  1. Sustainable, collaborative models of open textbook production for social justice and student co-creation: Open textbooks at the University of Cape Town. http://hdl.handle.net/11427/36838
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