Creating a Publicly Accessible Reservoir of Resources using Google Sites

Sara A Froehlich

Creating a Publicly Accessible Reservoir of Resources using Google Sites

Sara A Froehlich

Mathematics and Statistics

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This talk describes various open access resources available for STEM and other university classes, such as MyOpenMath and OpenStax, and how these are course-specific resources can be made organized and made available to a wide audience using Google Sites.

Original language	English
State	Published - 2024
Event	OpenCon Ohio - Virtual Duration: Jan 1 2024 → …

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Conference	OpenCon Ohio
Period	01/1/24 → …

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Creating a Publicly Accessible Reservoir of Resources using Google Sites

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