OpenStax: peer-reviewed, openly licensed college textbooks (all disciplines)

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OpenStax: peer-reviewed

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OpenStax, Rice University

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Agriculture, Forestry, Fisheries and Veterinary, Arts and Humanities, Business, Administration and Law, Education, Engineering, Manufacturing and Construction, Generic programmes and qualifications, Health and Welfare, Information and Communication Technologies, Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Statistics, Services, , Teaching and Learning

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Accessibility & Inclusion, Digital Learning, Open Education

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Peer-reviewed text books. Openly licensed. 100% free.

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Peer-reviewed. Openly licensed. 100% free…and backed by additional learning resources. Review our OpenStax textbooks and decide if they are right for your course. Simple to adopt, free to use. We make it easy to improve student access to higher education.

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OpenStax, and Rice University (2021). Openstax: peer-reviewed, openly licensed college textbooks (all disciplines). National Resource Hub (Ireland). Retrieved from: https://hub.teachingandlearning.ie/resource/openstax-peer-reviewed-openly-licensed-college-textbooks-all-disciplines/ License: Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY).

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