The Open Everything exhibit was created to introduce the concept of information as a commodity and to begin a conversation about access to information. The exhibit encourages students to explore Open Access, Open Data, Open Education Resources, and Open Source Software. It is an interactive exhibit developed with the intent of making you want to learn more about the ways information is created and distributed.
The physical exhibit opened at the Mary Idema Pew Library Learning and Information Commons on August 8 and ran until September 18, 2014.
This repository holds the interactive web version of the exhibit, which is live at gvsu.edu/library/openeverything.
Since the content is all available under a Creative Commons Attribution License (CC-BY), you can use and modify the materials for your own purposes. If need the files in InDesign format, or are interested in borrowing our materials to stage your own exhibit, get in touch with Erin Fisher, Library Program Manager at GVSU Libraries. She's happy to help!
Spot a bug? Want to suggest an improvement to the code? Need help implementing your own web version? Get in touch with Matthew Reidsma, Web Services Librarian, or drop a note in the issue tracker. He'll get things sorted out.