Data Highlights Summer 2025
$198 M
Student Savings: Since ALG's inception in FY 2014-2015, USG-sponsored textbook affordability programs have saved students more than $198 million. ALG Transformation Grants: $154 million; eCore and eMajor: $44 million
1.5 M
Students Affected: Our student savings have affected more than 1.5 million student course enrollments. Textbook Transformation Grants: 1,100,337 enrollments; eCore and eMajor: 493,000 enrollments
700+
Projects Funded: All 26 USG institutions have participated in ALG's grant and pilot programs, with more than 1,000 applications received and over 700 funded projects.
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Annual Reports
In 2014, ALG did not have data dashboards. Instead, the following annual reports contained comprehensive analyses of each round of Affordable Materials Grants including student savings, learning and retention outcomes, and student perceptions of OER. Access these legacy documents here:
- 2022 Annual Report
- 2021 Final Report Summary
- 2020 Final Report Summary
- 2019 Final Report Summary
- 2018 Final Report Summary
- 2017 Final Report Summary
- 2016 Final Report Summary
- 2015 (Round Two) Final Report Summary
- 2014 (Round One) Final Report Summary
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What Others are doing
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Institutional Affordable Learning Programs
USG institutions are joining the effort to make educational resources more affordable. The following programs, which also support affordable educational resources implementation and creation, are funded and managed by one USG institution:
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Research and Scholarship by OER Authors