New Equitable Access Research
I have completed new research on Equitable Access and its impact on course completion rates at a 4-year institution. The study was a pre/post implementation
I have completed new research on Equitable Access and its impact on course completion rates at a 4-year institution. The study was a pre/post implementation
The last year and a half have flown by. It has been personally and professionally rewarding to have the opportunity to spend my time investigating the course
How did the process for providing required textbooks/course materials to college students get to be such a mess? Even in the relatively simple landscape of 25
Over the last few months, I have had the opportunity to speak at several conferences and webinars about my research on course materials interventions. During
I recently presented at the Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) annual conference in New York City with my guy Brad Piazza. Brad is the Vice
Equitable Access is the evolution of Inclusive Access. Equitable Access (EA) differs from Inclusive Access (IA) in that it is a campus-wide model. In Equitable
In light of my recent article reflecting on Dr. David Wiley’s blog post, I thought discussing OER would be the most logical next article on what I consider the main
Two days ago, one of Open Educational Resource’s leading pioneers did an abrupt about face. Dr. David Wiley, one of the most respected voices in Open
There were some recent developments in course materials that I wanted to share some thoughts on. The first was the National Association of College Stores
In the simplest terms, Inclusive Access is a course material acquisitions model that provides students with their required course materials on or before the first