The best online resources are designed with student and lecturer needs in mind.
What would be most important and helpful for a lecturer using your textbook to teach a course? Would students find supporting digital resources useful? If so, what would they be? What resources, if any, do competitor titles include?
Online resources need to be closely related and work in sync to book content to have value. They are comparable to pedagogy within the book and need to be as carefully developed and explained. The online resources should not duplicate content in the print textbook.
Teaching Resources are password protected and intended to be used by the lecturer as part of flipped or blended learning. Learning Resources are open access and can be used by students to better understand the topics covered in the textbook or to prepare for assessments. Alternatively, lecturers can use these resources for pre or post class activities.
Using SAGE Content
Along with creating online resources, you can also take advantage of existing SAGE digital content from our digital platforms SAGE Knowledge and SAGE Research Methods to provide lecturers and students with online resources to support their respective teaching and learning. From these platforms, you can select a range of content types including video; book chapters; encyclopedia entries; cases studies, and datasets.
For more information on reusing SAGE content, please talk to your Commissioning Editor about allowances and restrictions.
Online resources for textbooks can include a mixture of some or all the following types (this list is not exhaustive):
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Other resources could include Chapter Summaries, Exercises or Handouts and Links to Blogs or Other Websites.
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