OU pushes online material as textbook alternative


“We’re saying, think about student cost,” Morvant said. “Think about the research that says students don’t have access to the high-priced material because of the costs, and if you need help, come to us.”

The university library has hired an open-access resource librarian to help faculty members find available online resources, he said, and the faculty can create materials that are better suited to their classes.

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