Thanks to funding from the Government of Saskatchewan, University of Regina Press is able to develop new and adapt existing open textbooks and educational resources, and offer them online, for free. Our Open Textbook Publishing Program provides students and instructors with easily accessible, peer-reviewed resources, and aims to democratize the learning experience by saving students the cost of textbooks, improving student grades and retention, and giving instructors the ability to customize their course materials.
To access these books, visit University of Regina’s Open Access webpage. These texts are available to download or to read online in a variety of formats—including pdf, ePub, and html—free of charge.
The Open Textbook Publishing Program would not be possible without the support and insight of many different stakeholders at the University of Regina.
- Tom Chase (Provost and Vice-President, Academic)
- Dena McMartin (Past Associate Vice-President, Academic and Research)
- Bruce Walsh (Publisher and Director of University of Regina Press)
- Cara Bradley, Christina Winter, Brad Doerksen, and James Holobetz (University of Regina Library)
- Jermain McKenzie (University of Regina Students’ Union)
- Flexible Learning Division
- University of Regina Bookstore
- Elsa Johnston (Open Textbook Publishing Program Manager)
Funding for University of Regina Press’s Open Textbook Publishing Program and all publications in this program was generously provided by the Government of Saskatchewan.
