What is Manifold?

Why Manifold? from Zach Davis on Vimeo.

What Can You Do with OEN Community Manifold?

Create openly licensed, aesthetic and dynamic digital open textbooks, course materials, and scholarly works
Ensure accessibility with responsive design that displays well on mobile devices and tablets
Create text-based conversations with collaborative annotation
Publish student work and collective class projects

Key Features

Beautiful, readable, accessible texts
Annotations, including highlighting, comments, and social media linking
Resource collections, including audio, video, and links anchored within the text or in a resource collection
Collaborative comments on texts and resources
Easy citation tool

File Types

You can upload a variety of files into Manifold. These include EPUBs (for example, from Standard Ebooks, Wikisource, or Project Gutenberg); Google Docs; Word .docx files; Markdown; and HTML.

Licence Types

You can use OEN Community Manifold to create projects and collections that have any Creative Commons license that allows for editing. That means any CC license except those with the No Derivatives element. Exceptions may be made for students’ open pedagogy projects.

Getting Started

Visit our Getting Started Guides to help you create and customize your projects. For more guidance, consult Manifold's documentation. You can also review CUNY Manifold Quick Guides. And, as a member of the OEN Manifold Community, you're welcome to post your questions to our Google Group.

Creative Nonfiction: Christopher Gonzales, "Return of the Lost Son"

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