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Understanding community-university knowledge exchange: A Case Study of the Making Research Accessible Initiative (MRAi)

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Author(s): Mandy Choie, Heather O’Brien, Luanne Sinnamon, Nick Ubels

Description:

This Open Education Resource focuses on the Downtown Eastside Research Access Portal as a case study for learning about community-university knowledge exchange. The OER consists of a “core” module, “Community-based knowledge exchange and mitigating information privilege” and three pathways: 1) Information access and alternative formats; 2) Supporting community-led research, and; 3) Community engagement and services. Content from the pathways can be “mixed and matched” to meet instructors’ needs. Includes: learning objectives; a wide selection of open access academic and professional materials; active learning activities for in-person or online delivery; and an Instructor’s Guide complete with slides and speaking notes.

Item Type:
Course/Course Modules

Subject Area:
Education and Communication

Faculty/Department:
School of Library, Archival and Information Studies; UBC Library

License Type:
Attribution-NonCommercial-NonDerivavtive 4.0 International (CC BY-NC-ND 4.0)

Audience:
Undergraduate Upper Division; Graduate; Professional

Technical Format:

  • PDF
  • Other – Powerpoint Slides

Language:
English

Development Location:
UBCV

Additional Resources:

Slides with speaking notes to accompany the modules: https://dx.doi.org/10.14288/1.0427381

Funding Affiliation:
SSHRC

Author Supplied-Keywords:

Knowledge Exchange, Information Privilege, Community Engagement, Community-led Research

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