As textbook prices and tuition continue to soar, academic libraries offering textbooks as part of their circulating or reserves collections are valuable contributors to student recruitment and retention. Students need affordable and convenient access to textbooks for reasons including delayed financial aid, personal economic hardships, and just-in-time use. Textbooks at the library can fill those needs. Criss Library’s Summer 2017 Textbook Reserves Pilot Project brought together a team from several departments across campus, selected textbooks for a small number of general education courses, and marketed the program to our student success outreach partners. The goal of the project was to fulfill UNO’s mission of an urban metropolitan univer...
This was a presentation for the 2022 Electronic Resources & Libraries Conference. Presentation abstr...
In response to the rising costs of course materials, some academic libraries are evaluating and adju...
This article argues that colleges and universities can act to reduce the costs of textbooks for thei...
The rising cost of textbooks is a growing concern among students, faculty, and administrators at ins...
Given the increasing costs of student textbooks, it is only natural that students would engage in co...
Poster presented at the American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, June 24, ...
A case study of how one regional comprehensive university leveraged its institutional repository inf...
Open access textbooks (OATs) and educational resources (OERs) are being lauded as a viable alternati...
Librarians at East Carolina University and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro received a...
Textbook affordability has become a key concern for faculty, publishers, and librarians. A librarian...
A recent Government Accountability Office study stated that close to 40% of college students decide ...
Research has shown that textbook costs are rising. Open educational resources (OER), though increasi...
This presentation investigates library support for textbook affordability initiatives and Open Educa...
Presentation at a faculty meeting on textbook costs and actions that instructors can take to improve...
This paper reports the results of a pilot project conducted Spring 2021 in which Milner Library lice...
This was a presentation for the 2022 Electronic Resources & Libraries Conference. Presentation abstr...
In response to the rising costs of course materials, some academic libraries are evaluating and adju...
This article argues that colleges and universities can act to reduce the costs of textbooks for thei...
The rising cost of textbooks is a growing concern among students, faculty, and administrators at ins...
Given the increasing costs of student textbooks, it is only natural that students would engage in co...
Poster presented at the American Library Association (ALA) Annual Conference, Chicago, IL, June 24, ...
A case study of how one regional comprehensive university leveraged its institutional repository inf...
Open access textbooks (OATs) and educational resources (OERs) are being lauded as a viable alternati...
Librarians at East Carolina University and the University of North Carolina at Greensboro received a...
Textbook affordability has become a key concern for faculty, publishers, and librarians. A librarian...
A recent Government Accountability Office study stated that close to 40% of college students decide ...
Research has shown that textbook costs are rising. Open educational resources (OER), though increasi...
This presentation investigates library support for textbook affordability initiatives and Open Educa...
Presentation at a faculty meeting on textbook costs and actions that instructors can take to improve...
This paper reports the results of a pilot project conducted Spring 2021 in which Milner Library lice...
This was a presentation for the 2022 Electronic Resources & Libraries Conference. Presentation abstr...
In response to the rising costs of course materials, some academic libraries are evaluating and adju...
This article argues that colleges and universities can act to reduce the costs of textbooks for thei...