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"Digital Citizenship, Vol. 1: Misinformation and Data Commodification in the 21st Century"
By Sarah Gibbs and Adrian Castillo
Edited by Diane Gall
What is Pressbooks?
Pressbooks is a popluar tool for open textbooks, making easy the process of creating, modifying, and publishing. Its overall commitment to accessible design, coupled with the support for interactive assessment, embedded multimedia, and web annotation contribute to high quality OER. It is a simple, publishing software for authoring and publication of multimedia-rich print books, e-books, and web books. The published are shareable in multiple formats including online versions, pdf, epub (so your readers can use their e-reader), and mobi (specifically for Kindle), and can easily be adapted and updated using the Pressbooks software.
Interested in a Pressbooks account?
Members of the Medicine Hat College community who are interested in obtaining a Pressbooks account should complete the form "MHC OER MOU" (found below), and email it to the designated representative, Laura Gunn, at lgunn@mhc.ab.ca.
Library Support
The designated representative is the main point of contact between Medicine Hat College OER authors and the University of Alberta Libraries. For more information about services provided, as well as required information for beginning a book, please refer to the document below. If you still have questions, please email the designated representative, Laura Gunn, at lgunn@mhc.ab.ca.
Business Communication for Success An Example of Kafka's "Metamorphosis" in Pressbooks
Marion Synnott et al. (2021). SAIT. CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Franz Kafka (originally written 1912). Public Domain.
Canadian History: Post Confederation Psychology 1st Canadian Edition
John Douglas Belshaw (2016). BC Campus. CC BY. Sally Walters (2020). Thompson Rivers University. CC BY-NC-SA.
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