The Uncomfortable Truth About Authenticity
Imagine it like this: no courtroom, no highlight reel. Just a quiet place at the end of the road, and little you waiting. They don’t ask about your titles or your output. They ask one thing, plain and devastating: Who did you become when you had the choice?
McGraw Hill’s “Buyer’s Guide” to OER Is a Marketing Brochure Wearing Academic Glasses
McGraw Hill’s “Buyer’s Guide” to OER isn’t a neutral comparison. It’s a framing device. I read it through care ethics and open education values, pulled the key claims, and annotated what’s missing: consent, privacy, academic freedom, and who the “ROI” is really for.
