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Open SUNY Textbooks

GOAL #1: Reduce costs to students

GOAL #2: Create opportunities for teaching and learning. Online Learning Environment Online & Hybrid Learning MOOCs Open Textbooks Learning Management Systems Shared, reusable digital assets or learning objects Text Audio Video Interactive (Quizzes, etc.) Learning Analytics

Reduce barriers & add rewards

6 Participating libraries in Pilot 1 9 Participating libraries in the Pilot 2: o SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry o SUNY Fredonia o SUNY Geneseo o SUNY Monroe Community College o SUNY Morrisville o SUNY Oswego o The College at Brockport o Upstate Medical University o University at Buffalo and 1 university press publisher, SUNY Press With additional support from 7 other SUNY libraries & growing… NYS College of Ceramics at Alfred University, Buffalo State University, Delhi, Jefferson Community College, Plattsburgh, Potsdam, Stony Brook University…and open invitation to all 64 campuses GOAL #3: Libraries collaborate and publish textbooks.

Call for authors

28 Open Textbooks selected for publication 8 published as of today 1 in Academic Success 2 in Anthropology 1 in Business 1 in Computer Sciences 2 in Education 1 in Film Studies 1 in Information Literacy 2 in Literature & Poetry 6 in Mathematics & Statistics 1 in Music Education 1 in Nursing 1 in Nonprofit Governance 1 in Philosophy 4 in Sciences 3 in Writing Some interactivity; multiple choice, etc. Review proposals

Author guidelines & templates

Librarians & freelancers copyedit & proofread Librarians find peer reviewers Workflow managed by libraries Librarians or Freelance Librarians & instructional designers work with authors

Content distribution PDF Print On Demand (optional) ePub3 Multimedia & Interactivit y

Discoverability

Print-on-demand

Open SUNY Textbooks: cost savings to students across New York state Spring students assigned Natural Resources Biometrics Saved: $3,703 Spring students assigned User’s Guide to Planet Earth Saved: $13,007 Outcomes so far…

Data

Peer reviewer’s summary included inside textbook Peer review key to adoption

UniversitiesProfessorsStudents 89840* ▪ Published April 2014 ▪ Marketed through listservs and conferences, promotional material ▪ Fall 2014 usage *estimated The Information Literacy User’s Guide Adoption snapshot…

Adoption of Open SUNY Textbooks Feedback from OST authors and instructors… The Information Literacy User’s Guide “All of the librarians that teach UL100 at Emporia State have switched to the textbook. We have 8 or 9 sections of a two credit hour course that are now using it for supplementary readings, etc. I’d be happy to answer follow-up questions...” – librarian at Emporia State Natural Resources Biometrics “…as many students in her statistics and forestry classes and the majority cannot afford any sort of books. She struggles to provide some sort of teaching material, and asked me if I could help in any way. I wondered if Open SUNY textbooks would consider ‘adopting’ her biometrics class and allow them free access to my Forest Biometrics book.” – author Diane Kiernan

Open SUNY Textbooks: Savings to Students Spring students assigned Natural Resources Biometrics Saved: $3,703 Spring students assigned User’s Guide to Planet Earth Saved: $13,007

Option A Each library go about publishing independently. Problems: scale and financial resources Option B Collaborate & partner to share infrastructure and incentives. Opportunities: scale and ability to network resources Sustainability and future of Open SUNY Textbooks

What can sustain the program long-term? Possible revenue source #1 Print-On-Demand with royalty share contracts in place for authors and program Possible revenue source #2 Sell platform convenience in the marketplace--for example, Kindle, Google Books, iTunes ebooks cost $, but the PDF is free at opensuny.orgpensuny.org Possible revenue source #3 Redistribute materials budget or endowments to fund grants and other incentives to reward faculty for publishing OER.

Benefit to libraries and our institutions ConstituentsValue/Benefit Libraries - Infrastructure to host open and affordable textbooks - Financial incentives for open access publishing - Organization and funding of professional development - Aid in creating highly valued role for libraries on campus - Ability to pay authors, and incentivize & reward our faculty Authors - Provides incentive and library publishing services - Boosts academic reputation - Retention of intellectual property rights Teaching Faculty - Accessible high quality content - Low textbook costs encourages students to take class - Improves student-teacher interaction Students - Affordable high quality textbooks - Print and digital option - Student paid internships at participating libraries