For more subject specific eBooks: We have a wide array of other vendors that offer more niche subject areas. Please see the link below that links to our e-books databases.

Below are links to various publishers that have expanded access to eBooks. You can search in each of their platforms for your text or a substitute text. Additionally, the first link, "eTextbook Publishers," takes you to a SharePoint document from Gerry Canavan about publishers who other Marquette professors have contacted to get access to textbooks for students.

Notes about OpenStax: 

• For each title - there are instructor and student materials and a link to a blog post with more online resources 
• Quality - all books are peer-reviewed 
• Browse here for texts that have already been modified: https://cnx.org/browse'
• Modified texts will be hosted by Internet Archive in 2 years. It is recommended that they are downloaded by the professor if they want to use them.
• Currently professors are not able to modify textbooks until Fall 2020 when the system is shifting to a new editing platform (google docs)
• Accessibility statement: https://openstax.org/accessibility-statement
• Blog post on their creation and editorial processes: https://openstax.org/blog/how-openstax-books-are-made

Notes about Open Textbook Library

• Over 700 textbooks available 
• Quality: "Around 60% of books in the Open Textbook Library have been reviewed. In addition, most open textbooks are reviewed during production, using systems implemented by the authors and publishers" (language from their website)
• Most texts can be modified
• Guide to modify texts: https://press.rebus.community/otnmodify/