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Communication Careers and CMS Capstone Ancillary Materials
No full textThis set of ancillary materials for a CMS Capstone course focused on the transition to a communications career was created under an ALG Affordable Materials Grant. Materials include video lectures, lecture slides, supplemental assignments, and module text from the original LMS-based course
IT Strategy, Policy, and Governance Ancillary Materials
No full textThis set of guides and materials for IT Strategy, Policy, and Governance was created under an ALG Affordable Materials Grant. Topics covered include IT strategy, policy, governance, a professional toolkit, professional perspectives, and student engagement
Principles of Physics I Open Textbook
No full textThis open textbook for Principles of Physics I was created under an Affordable Materials Grant. Topics covered include Scientific method and measurements; Motion, force, and energy; Thermal energy (Heat and Temperature); Waves, Sound, and Light; and Electricity and Magnetism.https://oer.galileo.usg.edu/physics-textbooks/1004/thumbnail.jp
Elementary Statistics (University of West Georgia)
No full textThis open textbook for Elementary Statistics was created under an Affordable Materials Grant.https://oer.galileo.usg.edu/mathematics-textbooks/1020/thumbnail.jp
Survey of Chemistry I Laboratory Manual
No full textThis laboratory manual is designed to provide hands-on learning opportunities that correspond to the lecture component of the course.
Aligned with the established chemistry curriculum, the Survey of Chemistry I Laboratory Manual is an integral component of the first semester in a two-part sequence, to provide students with a foundational understanding of the properties and transformations of matter which has direct applications to healthcare. Through a dynamic blend of activities and interactive digital media, students will delve into inorganic chemistry concepts, including nomenclature, reactions, molecular structures, and more.
With 11 laboratory experiments, the manual addresses critical course topics such as safety protocols, measurement techniques, density calculations, stoichiometry applications, thermochemistry, gas laws, and more. Each lab has embedded questions, serving as checkpoints for understanding and fostering critical thinking. Active participation in these labs will empower students to deepen their grasp of essential chemistry principles. The hands-on nature of the labs further nurtures practical problem-solving abilities, essential skills that will undoubtedly benefit students in their future allied health careers.https://oer.galileo.usg.edu/chemistry-textbooks/1012/thumbnail.jp
Principles of Biology I Laboratory Manual
No full textThis lab manual for Principles of Biology I Laboratory was created under an ALG Affordable Materials Grant. Topics include the scientific method, measurements, pH and biological buffers, macromolecules, microscopy and the cell, enzymes, photosynthesis and cellular respiration, cell division, and Mendelian inheritance.https://oer.galileo.usg.edu/biology-textbooks/1029/thumbnail.jp
Calculus I Lecture Slides
No full textThis set of lecture slides for Calculus I was created under an Affordable Materials Grant. The slides support the adoption of three OER resources: OpenStax Calculus I and Calculus I Workbook and Boelkins Active Calculus, linked in the syllabus and final report. Lecture Slides include content, example videos, and class activities
Tech Innovation and Entrepreneurship Ancillary Materials
No full textThis set of ancillary materials for Tech Innovation and Entrepreneurship was created under an Affordable Materials Grant. Materials include discussion questions, lectures, quizzes, a team project and an instructor manual. Topics include practicing customer-centric innovation in IT and computing, evaluating readiness and market fit, building a startup team, creating a business model, and developing an investor pitch
English Composition I 33% Hybrid Course (KSU)
No full textThis open course for English Composition I was created under an Affordable Materials Grant. This course has been designed to run in a 33% hybrid format: two days face-to-face, one day online
Anatomy and Physiology II Lab Manual, 2nd Edition (ABAC)
No full textThis 2nd Edition manual was created through a revision of Anatomy and Physiology I & II, 1st Edition, which was created under a previous Affordable Materials Grant by Leslie Pryor McIntosh, DeLoris Hesse, Andrew McIntosh, Heather Cathcart, Arielle Hunt, and Kingsley Dunkley, CC BY 4.0.
The manual was revised and new materials were created under a Continuous Improvement Affordable Materials Grant. Topics include the circulatory, lymphatic, endocrine, respiratory, digestive, urinary, and reproductive systems.https://oer.galileo.usg.edu/biology-textbooks/1033/thumbnail.jp