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Shoutout to #LibreTexts advocate, Lisa Sharpe Elles, from The University of Kansas who has been named KU Libraries Textbook Hero of 2025. Lisa began using #LibreTexts in her #Chemistry courses in 2019, and officially ditched her expensive online commercial homework platform for our #ADAPT open homework and assessment platform in 2021.
Read more about Lisa's journey with #OpenEducation on the KU Libraries website:

lib.ku.edu/.../chemistry-facul....

Registration for our fall LibreFest/OctoberFest is now open. The workshop will be held virtually on October 7, from 9-3 PST. OctoberFest is a scaled down version of our annual summer LibreFest but will cover everything the #LibreTexts #LibreVerse has to offer including: creating, editing, remixing, and publishing #OER, as well as an intro to our #open #homework and #assessment platform, #ADAPT. Registration is open until Oct 6:

commons.libretexts.org/events/

LibreCommonsLibreCommonsLibreCommons is a public library of open-access texts and Open Educational Resources. Find texts, explore reusable assessment modules, and collaborate with contributors.

It's not late to get your proposals in, and register for the 4th annual #CalOER conference! #LibreTexts is happy to be sponsoring this event for the fourth year in a row. With two amazing keynote speakers in Dr. Virginia Clinton-Lisell and Dr. @cablegreen, you won't want to miss it.

Proposal submissions:

caloer.org/call-for-proposals

Register:

caloer.org/registration

www.caloer.orgCAL OER 2024 - Call for ProposalsResponsive Pedagogy: Extending Local Innovation to Advance Global Impact

Calling all #OER advocates in the #Maricopa Community Colleges: join your colleagues on January 11 from 1-2 pm for an introduction to all things #LibreTexts!

Over the past 15 years, the not-for-profit LibreTexts project has grown into a powerful online platform for construction, curation, adoption, and adaption of OER for post-secondary education, and it is now available for use by Maricopa Community College faculty.

Additional info on our LinkedIn Page:

linkedin.com/company/libretext

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@lightweight thanks for asking. We use #open to primarily mean the 5R's codified via #CreativeCommons and #GNU licensing. We do have some content that doesn't follow this (e.g. content w/ an ND clause); in these cases #open
means #OpenAccess. Everything created on the #LibreTexts site is #OER open.

For code, we refer primarily to GNU and MIT licensed open-source content.

We hope this helps answer your question. Let us know if we can clarify anything else related to our greater #LibreVerse.