Category: Textbook Affordability

Ebooks for the Classroom

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As you look forward to the summer and fall semesters, keep in mind that the USF Libraries’ Ebooks for the Classroom program supports textbook affordability and purchases what we can to defray costs to students. Not all publishers will sell e-textbooks to …Continue Reading

Textbook Affordability–E-books for the Classroom

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The USF Libraries’ Textbook Affordability Project (TAP) may be able to purchase electronic versions of key texts for your courses! TAP’s Ebooks for the Classroom+ program works to provide free access to required course readings which helps to mitigate high textbook costs …Continue Reading

Pearson announces a transition to digital-only textbooks

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Inside Higher Education reports that Pearson is abandoning the traditional print textbook model in favor of a digital-first strategy. While renting books can save money, the option to resell or purchase used print books will disappear, giving Pearson more control over student choice and student access says, Phil Hill who blogs about the changes here.

Why Education Graduate Students Do Not Need to Buy the APA Publication Manual

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If you have listed the APA Publication Manual on your syllabus, you might want to remove it as a required item because it is contained full text in the product Academic Writer through the USF Libraries. Below is a video about Academic Writer and how to access the full text of the Publication Manual.

Five Things You Need to Know about Course Reserves

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1. Requesting items for course reserves is done through Canvas. Click here for instructions. 2. Items do not stay on reserve through the year. You will need to renew your request every semester for each individual item you need in your course. …Continue Reading

Donate Now to the Textbook Affordability HerdFunder

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From the USF Textbook Affordability Project College textbook prices are at an all-time high. More so than tuition and living expenses, textbooks have become less affordable—sometimes even influencing which subject areas students choose to study. In some cases, students have even dropped …Continue Reading