Want to Be Recognized for Your Low-Cost Course Materials?

Deciding which instructional materials to choose for your courses can be overwhelming. Not only are you thinking about the quality of content and the availability of resources, but you’re also mindful of the cost to your students.  

If you’ve made an effort to save students money in your course(s), you should be recognized! 

Since 2016, UCF faculty members have saved students over $11 million in instructional materials and textbooks. This monumental feat was accomplished through programs like First Day, Open Educational Resources, Library-Sourced Materials, and Affordability Counts. 

Affordability Counts is a statewide recognition program that acknowledges courses whose materials cost $20 or less per credit hour per semester.  

Want to learn more about this program and to see if you qualify? Check it out today! 

Once you learn if your course qualifies for the program, you’ll receive a medallion to place on your course home page, syllabus, or wherever you choose. Your course will also be added to the list of statewide courses that save students money on the searchable website.  

If you have any questions, please feel free to send an email to affordable@ucf.edu.

UCF strives to support instructional material affordability through reduced costs to students. The Affordable Instructional Materials (AIM) Initiative focuses on efforts in the areas of First Day, Open Educational Resources, Library-Sourced Materials, and Affordability Counts.