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- Print PDF (the format you should select if you plan to make a printed, physical copy of your book. This file meets the requirements of printers and print-on-demand services.)
- Digital PDF (useful if you want to distribute your book as a digital file, but do not intend to print the file. Digital PDFs are optimized for accessibility, contain hyperlinks for easier navigation, and can be used online.)
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- Common Cartridge with Web Links (this export form allows you to iframe content as an external link into Canvas or other LMS)
- Various editable files. Look for the ‘Download this book’ drop-down menu on the landing page to select the file type you want.
These download links were last updated in May 2023. Check out the Versioning history page for a record of all the updates and changes made to the book. If you notice a download link doesn’t include new material, please let us know at digital.learning.library@rmit.edu.au
Select the links below to download a copy of this book in your preferred format.
Download Canvas Common Cartridge (Web Links)
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The Open Education Network has published Modifying an Open Textbook: What You Need to Know. This editing guide is a useful resource for educators new to working with and adapting open content such as the Learning Lab Contextualised Content resource.
