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It takes a consortium to support open textbooks
Baker, Judy

PublishedJanuary 2009
JournalEducause Review Magazine
Volume 44, Issue 1, Section 30, Pages 30-33

ABSTRACT
A look at the Community College Open Textbook (CCOT) Project- the challenges, recommendations,
and future plans.

Keywords CCCOER · CCOT Project · open textbooks

Languageeng
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