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Authoring Connexions Modules using Microsoft Word Documents

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Summary: A collection of modules designed for either self-study or as a major part of a 4 hour in-person workshop. Emphasis is on using Microsoft Word documents as the fundamental building and editing method for creating Connexions modules that lead to the creation of high quality Open Educational Resources (OER) materials. The creation of a Connexions collection with the potential use as an OpenCourseWare (OCW) textbook is explored.

Institution: Houston Community College

Course Number: ET1510 - OER Authoring

This collection contains: Modules by: Kenneth Leroy Busbee.

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