Versioning History

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A challenge of open education resources is tracking versions. As open textbooks are open for adaption, changes are made gradually over time. Use the chart below to track when changes are made so that people can properly cite which version of the text they were using. Track substantial changes by adding 0.1 on the end of the version number, and transformative changes by adding 1.0 to the version number (resetting the decimal number to .0).

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This page lists major changes to this book with major changes marked with a 1.0 increase in the version number and minor changes marked with a 0.1 increase.

Version Date Change
1.0 [Publish date] Pressbook Created

 

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