What if I told you there was a competitive grant award available to help you (or your entire department) to use more open education resources and bring more value to your students for less buck?

Fig. 1: Open Textbooks

ALG’s Textbook Transformation Grant
If you’d like to learn more about open education resources, visit OER Commons (national resource) and/or Affordable Learning Georgia (state resource).
If you are interested in adopting a low- or no-cost textbook alternative, consider applying for a textbook transformation grant through ALG.
I’ll be more than happy to guide you through the process.
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