Self-Publishing Guide
About This Book
1 Fair Dealing and Fair Use Open textbooks created or adapted under the supervision of and funded by BCcampus Open Education have not used the fair-dealing clause of Canada’s Copyright Act when selecting external resources to be included in an open textbook or other open educational resources (OER). All materials created and external resources selected for these open textbooks are either released under an open-copyright licence or are in the public domain. The definition of fair dealing accordin
| Category | arts |
|---|---|
| Subject | , LAN027000 LANGUAGE ARTS & DISCIPLINES / Publishing |
| Year | 2023 |
| Authors | |
| Chapters | 22 |
| Word Count | |
| Price | |
| License | Creative Commons - Attribution - https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ |
Chapters
- 2 Why Should I Give My Work Away?
- 4 Concerns About Plagiarism
- 5 Copyright and Open Licences
- 8 Technology: Accounts and Training
- 10 Who Owns Copyright?
- 11 Contributing Authors
- 13 Project Charter and Timeline
- 14 Select a Licence
- 15 Create a Style Sheet
- 17 Open Textbook Formats
- 18 Five Rules of Textbook Development
- 19 Textbook Outline
- 20 Fix as You Go
- 21 Resources: Search and Find
- 23 Research
- 27 Resources: Captions and Attributions
- 28 Peer Review
- 34 Editable Files
- 35 Textbook Cover
- 36 Communications
- 37 The Final Check
- 40 Maintain the Book