Videos from the Developing a Digital Textbook Strategy for Your Campus symposium hosted on Feb. 8, 2012 by the Florida Distance Learning Consortium are now available in YouTube and will be added to the repository soon. This symposium provided attendees with an understanding of the national trends, exposure to the prevailing models for both publisher digital textbooks and open textbooks, and an opportunity to participate in panel discussions of the various issues surrounding the models. All videos and additional presenter and publisher documentation are uploaded to the Open Access Textbooks Project website.
The Orange Grove repository is Florida's digital repository for instructional resources. The repository provides an environment for educators to search for, use, remix, share, and contribute educational resources.
The diverse collections available for searching contain a wide range of resources. Resources are free for educational use but may be protected through various copyright statements associated with each resource.
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Orange Grove Texts Plus (OGT+): Making books accessible, affordable, and adaptable. The University Press of Florida and The Orange Grove formed OGT+, a collaboration that builds on the strengths of a traditional publisher and the repository.
OGT+ textbooks can be freely viewed, downloaded, and self-printed. Use our one-click ordering to to order a bound copy of the book shipped to your address. OGT+ books are located in the Open Textbooks collection.
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Florida public higher education faculty and staff: Please request a member account to contribute resources and access to additional resources licensed for Florida.
Florida K-12 educators, educator from outside of Florida, and guests: To submit a resource for consideration, please enter information about the resource you would like to share with the public into the Suggest a Resource form .
The default copyright notice for contributed resources is the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 License. However, contributors may assign an alternative copyright license to their original work.