UCF Libraries' established Textbook Affordability Program, in partnership with UCF's Affordable Instructional Materials Initiative, offers support to students in three ways: print textbook reserves, open educational resources and library-sourced e-books. Library-sourced materials and open educational resources are available for free to students, and there is a textbook affordability librarian whose job it is to help faculty adopt these free resources for students, Schlueb said via email. UCF's eTextbook Portal is another resource where anyone can locate e-books and open educational resources used for courses.
