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Cal students in the Doe Library at UC Berkeley on Friday, April 10, 2015. College students in Rhode Island will save a collective $5 million a year if a plan to replace traditional textbooks with free materials is effective. Most faculty members had a “very positive response” to the idea of open educational resources, Sánchez said.
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But as more districts sign the #GoOpen initiative to replace a traditional textbook adoption with OERs, the challenge of combing through a world of content and finding the best resources that align to a district’s curriculum becomes more difficult.
Bir is working to add a feature that would let users upvote resources they found helpful, he adds. But all this raises the question: Isn’t that something libraries do? The project reflects work that libraries have been doing for a long time, says Steven Bell, an associate university librarian at Temple University.
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