EBSCO Faculty Select

EBSCO Faculty Select empowers academic libraries to directly support textbook affordability efforts. Through a single interface, faculty can search and access quality open textbooks, Open Educational Resources (OER), EBSCO’s eBook Open Access (OA) Collection and request access to unrestricted library e-books from top academic publishers. By leveraging free open materials and low-cost library-licensed resources, faculty can transform their courses and reduce the cost burden for students. 

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Drive textbook affordability and access

  • Provide course materials that are no cost to students

    Help students spend less time worrying about the cost of course materials and more time using them.

  • Streamline access to quality OER

    Save time searching and collating materials from numerous Open Educational Resources (OER) platforms and the open Web. 

  • Enable faculty to search and request e-books

    Provide faculty with access to EBSCO’s eBook OA Collection and high-quality, library-licensed e-books to support course material.

  • Provide open and affordable textbooks

    Achieve library goals and meet institutional or state-level mandates surrounding textbook affordability.

  • Directly support course curricula

    Drive usage and value of your library materials. Promote the use of unlimited access, DRM-free e-books in courses. 

  • Improve access to course content

    Simplify e-book access for students with no concurrent user or content restrictions (printing, saving or downloading).

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