OER – Educational resources (including textbooks) created with an open copyright license, as opposed to the traditional all-rights reserved model of copyright licensing. OER learning materials are free to copy, use, adapt and re-share.
Look for the CC-BY- license reference.
This means you can revise and customize OERs to suit your classroom needs and outcomes.
More information, including suggestions about where to look for OERs, is available on the NSCC OER Guide.
NSCC Writing Centres & Resources will help you to:
All NSCC students have access to free, one-on-one writing support. For the 2020-2021 academic year, all Writing Centre support will be provided electronically using Microsoft Teams.
Visit the Writing Centre Connect page for information about booking. You will be prompted to login.
Use NSCCs online Writing Guide for tips, advice, and information on how to get started, writing a resume or report, using grammar and punctuation effectively, and more.
If you have questions about the services your Writing Centre can provide, please contact Amanda Marshall, Writing Centre Project Coordinator.