The Midwest Higher Education Compact released guidance for states on how to calculate student savings and run cost-benefit analysis as more systems consider open educational resources.
A student checks her phone while shopping for textbooks classes begin amid the coronavirus pandemic on the first day of the fall 2020 semester at the University of New Mexico on August 17, 2020 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. (Sam Wasson / Getty Images)
Open educational resources are increasingly common at universities like University of Central Florida, but many higher education faculty remain unaware they're available.
The book aims help educate people on pandemic prevention and preparedness and the important roles that the general public, policy makers and emergency response teams play in…
On top of the publisher's already free catalog of textbooks, online homework resources are now free to teachers and students during the public health crisis.