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Minitex Network for Open & Affordable Practices News
Work with Follett? Akademos? Barnes & Noble? These vendor-specific sessions are a chance to share how things really work at your campus bookstore and learn from others navigating the same systems, with a wrap-up session for everyone the following week.
Sign up for an upcoming info session to get your questions about the MNOP OER Pathfinder Grant Program answered. Two webinar options are available, or set up a one-on-one consultation.
Minitex is offering $1,000 grants to teams of educators (K12 or post-secondary) in Minnesota and South Dakota through the 2025 MNOP OER Pathfinder Program. The program is designed to help kickstart sustainable efforts in open education, and applications are due September 23.
This session will provide a brief overview of challenges and techniques when applying metadata to open educational resources (OER), before opening up for discussion. This conversation is scheduled for Tuesday, June 3, at 2:00 p.m., and requires registration.
This conversation is happening on April 22 at 2:00 p.m., and will explore the evolving relationship between libraries and campus bookstores. Join us to discuss challenges, opportunities, and strategies for collaboration, conflict, or coexistence. Registration is required.
The Minitex Network for Open and Affordable Practices (MNOP) has three upcoming Minitex Conversations open for registration. The topics are Campus Bookstores, ADA Title II and Accessibility, and Metadata and OER.
The Minitex Network for Open & Affordable Practices (MNOP) is officially kicking off with an event on November 14, 2024. Join us for program lead Greg Argo providing more detail about the program, a little interactive polling and discussion, and guest speaker Abbey Elder, the Open Access & Scholarly Communication Librarian at Iowa State University and the Iowa Statewide Open Education Coordinator.
Community support, tools, and training for staff working to expand adoption of affordable and open learning