The LibreText Project is receiving a $1 million Innovation Grant from the California Learning Lab. This award aims to increase student success by creating a freely available open-education-resource adaptive learning platform and by developing editable, culturally responsive learning and homework modules for introductory Chemistry courses.

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 here for you.

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 platform to create and disseminate open content.

Happy Thursday, LibreTexts fans and followers! Today in our Getting to the Know the team series we'd like to introduce you to Xavier Prat-Resina.

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.

Greetings, LibreTexts followers! Today we'd like to introduce you team member John Moore.

This course will walk participants through the process of customizing an OER textbook for one of their courses on the LibreTexts platform.

Greetings, LibreTexts fans and followers! Today we'd like to introduce you to team member Justin Shorb.

Dr. Shorb is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Hope College in Holland, MI. He received his Doctorate in Chemistry from University of Wisconsin - Madison in 2011, earning a joint Ph.D. in both theoretical vibrational spectroscopy as well as chemistry education with Jim Skinner and John W. Moore, respectively. His research focuses on laboratory redesign with a focus on evaluation methods, as well as online multimedia for education.

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 of unreasonable textbook costs to our students and society.

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!