Every member of the LibreTexts team is an academic – we are faculty, we are students, and we are librarians. As such, we are in the proverbial trenches with other academics in adjusting to the ever changing realities of the COVID-19 virus to our academic mission. The LibreTexts team is Read more…
Update: All Open Ed Week webinars are now available on the LibreTexts YouTube Channel. Greetings, LibreTexts fans and followers! As our contribution to OpenEd Week this year (March 2-6), the LibreTexts team has put together a schedule of webinars on how faculty from a variety of disciplines are using our Read more…
Still can’t enough LibreTexts Jupyter Hub updates? Well, you’re in luck! Check out the latest SacPy talk from LibreTexts contributor Jason Moore and his team: What to do when chicks go bad in your flock: JupyterHub on Bare Metal with Kubernetes.
This is the breakdown of the OpenEd19 poster given in Phoenix, AZ Oct. 30th 2019. The LibreTexts mission is to unite students, faculty and scholars in a cooperative effort to develop an easy-to-use online platform for the construction, customization, and dissemination of open educational resources (OER) to reduce the burdens Read more…
Greetings, LibreTexts fans and followers. Check out Jason Moore’s new blog post on creating a Kubernetes Bare-Metal Cluster for JupyterHub here, and let us know what you think!
The LibreTexts team is proud to announce a new addition to our platform that can help dyslexics and non-dyslexics read more quickly and easily the pages on our platform. This new feature complements our new “dark mode” for night time viewing and is called BeeLine Reader. It is estimated that Read more…
Chancellor Brian King of Sacramento City College gave a shout out to LibreTexts in the college’s Fall 2019 convocation. Holding a print version of an Oragnic Chemistry LibreText curated by Sac City faculty Dianne Bennet, Chancellor King received an audible gasp from the audience when he told them the book Read more…
The LibreTexts project is growing exponentially thanks to OER and open ed advocates across the country. Have you been following our progress from the sidelines but are ready to learn more? Would you like to learn how to create or remix your own OER on the LibreTexts platform? Still have Read more…
Our tech team is hard at work making the LibreTexts user experience even more dynamic. Check out this new blog post and find out how engineering students at the University of California, Davis are hard at work creating Linux servers for JupyterHub.
The Affordable College Textbook Act behind the $5 million grant LibreTexts received in fall of 2018 has been reintroduced in Congress by Senators Dick Drubin (D-IL), Tina Smith (D-MN), Angus King (I-ME), and Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ), and Representative Joe Neguse (D-CO). Aimed at reducing the increasing cost of textbooks for Read more…