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February 25th: JEDI Open Educational Resource (OER) Workshop

Team collaboration diverse group meeting using laptops

In this CEETL, AT, and Library collaboration, learn the basics of using open educational resources (OER) to save students money and support teaching and learning.

We'll discuss tools for finding, creating, and customizing open resources, and we'll explore how OER differ from other no-cost options available through the Library.

CSU faculty who adopt OER and other low- or no-cost course materials are eligible to apply for an Affordable Instructional Materials Initiative (AIM) grant.

Visit this link to learn more.

Welcome to the Affordable Learning community at San Francisco State University, a collaborative effort between Academic Technology, Disability Programs Resource Center (DPRC), J. Paul Leonard Library, and the SF State Bookstore.

We know every dollar counts and can make a significant impact in the access to education for our students, as well as faculty scholarship, research and creative activities. We are here to help familiarize our campus community with the wider California State University (CSU) Affordable Learning Initiative, and encourage faculty across campus to participate in the SF State Affordable Learning Initiative. We provide academic resources and cultivate a learning culture that benefits all members of our campus community.

Students and Courses Impacted!

Faculty Saved Students

$8+ Million

Students Impacted

14,153

Courses Impacted

116

Affordable Learning Success Stories

WebAssign Saves Physics and Astronomy Students $75K+ Per Year

We switched to a digital package of a new e-textbook which will come bundled together with access to WebAssign. The cost is $125 for all three semesters of the sequence. If students need to repeat a course, they do not have to pay again.”