Peter Keep

I've been a math professor since 2013. Throughout that time, I've taught a mixture of mathematics and statistics classes. If you find me on campus, then I'm likely making tea in my office or hanging out with students in one of our classrooms. If you find me at home, then I'm likely playing games with my kids, watching basketball, or playing video games.

• OER as Resistance

  By Peter Keep

  Posted on January 7, 2026

  

  

  This summer, I presented at an Open Educational Resources conference in my state about a project I’ve been working on: an open source, open copyright textbook for the typical single variable calculus sequence (Calculus I and Calculus II). This post isn’t about my project. It’s about what happened at that conference. [Read More]

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  • AI
  • conference
  • OER

• Introduction

  What am I even doing here, and why does this exist?

  By Peter Keep

  Posted on January 2, 2026

  It’s 2026, and I’m 20 years behind in starting a blog! So what am I doing with this blog and why does it exist? [Read More]

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  • personal