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e-Book of One's Own

Published:2024-08-18 Issue:1 Volume:4 Page:1-14
ISSN:2564-4726
Container-title:The Open/Technology in Education, Society, and Scholarship Association Journal
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Short-container-title:OTESSAJournal

Author:

Metaxas Christian^ORCID,Greene Terry^ORCID,Malcolm Jessica^ORCID,Muriithi Njoki^ORCID,Schacter Esther^ORCID,Schnurr Mollie^ORCID

Abstract

As we enter a new age of technological innovation and subsequent educational instrumentation change, there is increasing demand for innovative methods that encourage student learning experiences in virtual, online spaces. ePortfolios and e-book projects are designed and owned by students and are centered within the student’s learning. They provide a structured, online space for students to learn new technological skills while intentionally integrating it with their learning experience. We have utilized the content creation platform Pressbooks for our student learners to develop and create their “e-Book of One’s Own” (eBoOO). A simplified derivation of the “Domain of One’s Own” (DoOO) philosophy, our intention with eBoOO was to address the high bar for digital literacy required to get started while staying true to the embodied ideology of Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own.

Publisher

University of Victoria Libraries

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