Abstract

This presentation was part of a webinar titled How Academic Librarians Are Working with Faculty to Source Affordable Textbooks for Students by Choice and Taylor & Francis on July 20, 2022. Lily Dubach and Dr. John Raible discussed the University of Central Florida's involvement in textbook affordability initiatives and highlighted two cases: OER developed for Christian Beck, and a library-sourced eBook adopted by Amanda Walden. This presentation was preceded by an interview with Lily Dubach, which was published as part of Choice case studies and sponsored by Taylor & Francis: Solving & Promoting Textbook Affordability Case Study: University of Central Florida.

Publication Date

7-20-2022

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Other Presentation

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