Welcome to OpenALG: Georgia's New Home for Open and Interactive Educational Resources.
With iterative texts, powerful annotation tools, rich media support, and robust community dialogue, Affordable Learning Georgia's OpenALG transforms static open textbooks into living digital works.
Featured Resources
Check out some of our newest open educational resources.
Two Nations, One Land: UNSCOP and the Question of Israel, 1947 (Historical Game)
Jason Slone, Claudia Cornejo Happel, Ruth Baker, Ahmet Akturk, Dan Pioske, Nicholas Proctor, Mark Carnes
Introduction to Cartography
Ulrike Ingram, Jason Rhodes
Global Business
Jacobus Boers
Guide to Database Systems
Clément Aubert
Open Textbooks
All of ALG's open textbooks, made to cover the scope and sequence of a University System of Georgia course. Ancillary materials for these are included on the textbook's front page.
Organic Chemistry
Shainaz Landge, Christine Whitlock, Karelle Aiken, John DiCesare, Rafael Quirino, Hans Schanz, Abid Shaikh, Dawn Cannon-Rech
Software Development Guided Reading
Discrete Math
Mohamed Jamaloodeen, Kathy Pinzon, Daniel Pragel, Joshua Roberts, Sebastien Siva
Music and the Human Experience
Neil Boumpani, Justin Carteret
Ancillary Materials
From open courses to study guides, these open resources help to supplement the instruction of a USG course.
Quantitative Reasoning Workbook
April Abbott, Elwanda Coston, Gary Dicks, Jan Gregus, Sheila McLendon, Amanda Urquhart
OpenStax Physics Warm-Up Activities
Thomas Colbert, Joseph Newton, Josefa Guerrero-Millan
Blockchain and Smart Contracts Ancillary Materials
Reza Parizi
WebWork Problems for OpenStax Calculus
Kyle Chapman, Jennifer Royal
Adoptions
When Textbook Transformation Grants teams adopt OER and other no-cost and low-cost materials without creating new texts or ancillaries, their syllabi and final reports are located here to assist instructors in future adoptions.
