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How this digital option saved a university’s students millions of dollars

Electronic textbooks saved Indiana University students an estimated $3.5 million during the 2016-17 school year.

That estimate comes from IU’s office of the vice president for information technology, which runs the university’s eText program. Across all IU campuses, more than 40,000 students used at least one electronic textbook through IU’s direct partnerships this school year.

Stacy Morrone, IU’s associate vice president for learning technologies, said cost savings is one of several reasons she expects the program to continue to grow.

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