The following UNI-created OER textbooks combine to save UNI students more than $419,000 per year. They are authored or edited by UNI instructors and/or students, and published by Rod Library, in some cases in partnership with Iowa State University and University of Iowa. Due to external grant funds, the total UNI investment in these projects was just $15,000.
Communication for College, Career, and Civic Life
by
Ryan McGeough, Kyle Rudick, Danielle McGeough, and Kathryn Golsan
Comprehensive Musicianship: A Practical Resource
by
Randall Harlow, Heather Peyton, Jonathan Schwabe, and Daniel Swilley
Cornerstone (2nd edition)
by
Nikki Harken, Deb Young, Sadé Barfield, Scott Bredman (Editors)
Critical Writing about Literature: ENG 2120
by
Erika Bass (Editor)
Elements of Creative Writing, 2nd edition
by
Grant Tracey, Rachel Morgan, & Jeremy Schraffenberger
Graduate Research Project Guide: Secondary Data Analysis
by
Sei-Young Lee (UNI) & Siyon Rhee (CSU-LA)
Grant Writing: The Essentials
by
Jayme Renfro
Media and Power
by
Bettina Fabos, Chris Martin, and Catherine Palczewski
Methods of Teaching Early Literacy
by
Nandita Gurjar (formerly at UNI), Sohyun Meacham (UNI), and Constance Beecher (ISU)
Personalized Website Design for Differentiated Instruction
by
Penny Wang
Semillas: Elementary Spanish I
by
Giovanni Zimotti, Rachel Klevar, Eden Jones (UI), and Gabriela Olivares-Cuhat (UNI)
The following books are open pedagogy projects, which were authored by UNI students, usually as part of a course. For more about open pedagogy, see: https://guides.lib.uni.edu/oer/openpedagogy
De nuestra familia a tu cocina: Un recetario de la clase Español para Hablantes de Herencia
by
Ed. Elise DuBord
Leadership Case Studies
by
Renfro (Ed.)