Athabasca University Press

@aupress.ca

284 Followers 271 Following

Publishing open, original scholarship since 2007. www.aupress.ca

Quote from review: Feminist Pedagogy for Teaching Online provides a valuable toolkit that could be readily implemented in course planning and development, teaching activity design, faculty development workshops, and instruction design. Sreeparna Das, Feminist Pedagogy Journal
Photograph of kiyâm by Naomi McIlwraith.
There are a number of AI-generated scams circulating that target authors. Many of these scams express interest in hosting an author for a book club or reading group while others are posing as editors. The scams use AI to pull specific details about individual books and are enthusiastic about helping authors reach a new audience. The scams often reference established, legitimate book clubs and use email addresses that do not immediately appear as suspicious. Please do not engage with these emails. You can forward any publicity or marketing emails (suspicious or not) to our marketing department at marketing.aupress@athabascau.ca.
Card with the following quote: "Leaders, scholars, students, and practitioners will appreciate the practical wisdom and guidance offered throughout the stories and be inspired by the authors’ creativity, resilience, and commitment to the field of distance education and to the principle of access for structurally marginalized learners." Hilary Schmidt, International Journal of E-Learning & Distance Education
A photograph of a book entitled The Red Baron of IBEW Local 213
The book cover of The Red Baron of IBEW Local 213 featuring a photograph of Les McDonald during a strike march.
Photograph of a book entitled "Feminist Pedagogy for Teaching Online"
A photograph of colourful book spines.