12 July 2011 Textbook Rebellion Summit Washington, DC

1. Affordable Textbook Solutions Textbook Rebellion Coalition Summit Nicole Allen • July 13, 2011 • Washington, DC

2. Money Products Producer Consumer

3. Decision Products Money Bookstore Publisher Professor Student

4. Decision Products Money Rx Drug Company Doctor Patient

5. “More options to save than ever before”

6. Used Books 75% the new cost in the bookstore 60% of the new cost online Buy from from friends, classmates

7. Renting 40% of the new cost per semester Online or on campus (new) Up-front savings, no buyback blues

8. E-Books 50% of the new cost (in print) Usually a 180-day subscription Some limits on printing and access

9. E-Readers Many different devices available Cost $379- $1000+ Additional cost for content

10. Open Textbooks Open license Free online, affordable in print Available in many flexible formats Adaptable

11. Open Textbooks Adopted by 1,600+ classes Used @Harvard, Caltech, Berkeley… Sustainable models developing

12. “All solutions are not created equal”

13. Overall Savings

14. Student Preferences 25% Prefer digital 34% Rent All 66% Keep Some 75% Prefer print

15. Fit All Students Affordable Used Books Rentals E-Books E-Readers Open Textbooks

16. Decision Products Money E-books, Rentals, etc. Publisher Professor Student

17. Decision Products Products Products Money Open Textbooks Publisher Professor Student

18. Open Textbooks…