'Inclusive Access' textbook billing is advertised as a solution for cost and access barriers to student success. But is there evidence it delivers on better outcomes? Get the facts. inclusiveaccess.org/facts/solution…

Inclusive Access? First Day? Auto Access? Instant Access? Digital Direct? Day One? Automatic textbook billing programs go by a lot of different names, and it can be confusing what they mean. Get the facts at InclusiveAccess.org. inclusiveaccess.org/resources/what…

Is the textbook sales model Inclusive Access really “inclusive”? Decide for yourself at InclusiveAccess.org. inclusiveaccess.org/facts/inclusiv…

Is your institution considering an Inclusive Access textbook billing program? Here are the top 10 questions to ask first. inclusiveaccess.org/resources/what…

Webinar reminder! On Thursday April 25 join us for a discussion on the future of 'Inclusive Access' as opt-in for students. Register now: inclusiveaccess.org/posts/is-opt-i…

Students should be able to choose how they spend their financial aid dollars on books & supplies.

That’s why we sent a letter urging U.S. Department of Education to finalize changes that would eliminate a college's ability to bill students for materials without their say so.

You deserve the facts about automatic textbook billing. Here are 10 questions that every concerned community member should ask: inclusiveaccess.org/resources/what…

Webcast Invitation: Is 'Opt-In' the Future of Inclusive Access? Join InclusiveAccess.org on April 25 at 3pm ET for updates on how federal regulations could impact textbook billing and how UCF successfully implements an opt-in program. inclusiveaccess.org/posts/is-opt-i…

'Competitive markets provide consumers choice and value, but automatic charges for textbooks and course materials leave students with little ability to meaningfully shop around for better prices[.]' – The White House fact sheet whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/…

'Is Opt-In the Future of Inclusive Access?' It could be under potential consumer-friendly changes to Dept. of Ed. rules. Watch this webinar to learn more about textbook billing programs and UCF's successful opt-in model. #negreg youtube.com/watch?v=6qwVrQ…

“The potential impact of open educational resources on student outcomes has been widely studied. However, the potential impact of inclusive access programs on student outcomes has been studied less so,” says researcher Mike Moore. Get the facts: inclusiveaccess.org/facts/solution…

The higher education community deserves to understand the facts about 'Inclusive Access'. Get them here: InclusiveAccess.org.

Are #highered institutions in your state/province adding student fees for course materials? That model is known as Inclusive Access, and here's 10 questions policymakers need to ask: inclusiveaccess.org/policymakers

Got questions about how #InclusiveAccess automatic textbook billing works? We've got answers. Visit our FAQ to learn more. inclusiveaccess.org/resources/faq

The rise of Inclusive Access as a digital textbook billing model has been driven by administrators and vendors. What does this mean for faculty and #academicfreedom ? Explore the facts at InclusiveAccess.org. inclusiveaccess.org/facts/supporte…

High textbook costs are an academic barrier for many students. Do Inclusive Access programs live up to their marketing? Decide for yourself. inclusiveaccess.org/facts/savings-…

Faculty, are you concerned about how #InclusiveAccess programs will impact your students? Here's how you can advocate for them: inclusiveaccess.org/faculty

Advocates play a vital role in creating a learning environment that is truly equitable and inclusive for all. Check out our resources for advocates: inclusiveaccess.org/resources/advo…

Is your campus considering an Inclusive Access program? Here's what your administration needs to know: inclusiveaccess.org/administrators