Digital library
Textbooks, references and open learning resources.
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ESL Worksheets
Nooshi Borhan · Contra Costa College
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Español 1 - ¡Naveguemos juntos!
Hsing Ho · Chaffey College
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Hindsight 2020: Reflections on the Pandemic Year
Lisa Taylor & Susan Ridge · Florida State College at Jacksonville
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HACC Philosophy 102: Logic Text
Jonathan Gainor · HACC
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Political Philosophy Reader
Noah Levin · Golden West College
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Editing for Better Writing
Kathryn Long · Clackamas Community College
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Anatomy and Physiology
Staff · Community_College of Allegheny County
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Spanish 101
LumenLearning · LibreTexts
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Arabic Level One
Hanaa Alkassas · ASCCC Open Educational Resources Initiative
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English Literature I
Lumen Learning · Lumen Learning
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Spanish 1 Book
Silvia Vazquez Paramio · Saddleback College
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College Writing and Beyond
Brandy Wilds · Coalinga College
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English 101-97: Corporate Farms, Universal Basic Income and Ethical Consumerism-Readings and Assignments
Beth Harris · City Colleges of Chicago
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Advanced Spanish Language and Composition
Katherine Karr-Cornejo · Whitworth University
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Introduction to Art & Art History
Selin Balci & Kendra Miller · Prince George's Community College
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Acceso
AmyRossomondo, editor · KU Open Language Resource Center, University of Kansas
The University of Kansas Collaborative Digital Spanish Project (Acceso) is an open-access, digital learning environment designed to promote the acquisition of Spanish and the development of cultural understanding of the varied groups of people who share Spanish as a common language.
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Music Appreciation: A Topical Approach to Music Genre and Style
Richard Anatone · Prince George's Community College
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Smart Arguments: Critical Thinking and Writing for College
Angelina Misaghi · Santa Monica College
This book is designed for English C1001, the critical thinking and writing course at Santa Monica College. It is built from Anna Mill's How Arguments Work, with additional materials added to new chapters such as essay prompts, sample essays, peer review forms, and other handouts.
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ESL Academic Writing
Pince George's Community College
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So You Think You Know Dance? - Fundamentals of Dance
Mary Francis Whipp, Roshanda Spears, Susan Perlis, and Vanessa Kanamoto · LOUIS: The Louisiana Library Network
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