OhioLINK, a consortium of academic libraries serving the state of Ohio, has announced that it will continue working with McGraw-Hill to make course materials available at a reduced cost to OhioLINK’s 89 member institutions in higher education-representing more than 800,000 students in the state's higher education system. OhioLINK and McGraw-Hill began working together in 2018 to bring savings of as much as 80 percent to college students at participating institutions. OhioLINK will continue to provide its members with access to pre-negotiated pricing of McGraw-Hill digital materials in 2019, offering Ohio students affordable prices through an innovative and flexible delivery model called Inclusive Access.
McGraw-Hill’s Inclusive Access model ensures that each student can automatically have access to a digital version of their course materials on the very first day of class. This year, through programs like Inclusive Access, McGraw-Hill has continued to strengthen its commitment to students, educators and institutions to lower costs and increase student achievement.
McGraw-Hill currently has Inclusive Access agreements in place with more than 600 college campuses nationwide, and saved students more than $55 million in 2018.
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