Difference between revisions of "US: Connecticut: Substitute H.B. No. 6117"
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|Description=To establish an open-source textbook consortium to help lower the cost of acquiring a college degree in Connecticut. | |Description=To establish an open-source textbook consortium to help lower the cost of acquiring a college degree in Connecticut. | ||
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| + | Redirects the equivalent of approximately $50,000 of state resources in the form of staff time and infrastructure to promote and implement open source programs on campuses throughout the state. | ||
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| + | Creates a study task force committee for assessing the savings to be achieved and manner in which the state could directly incentivize the writing of open source materials | ||
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Policy Title: US: Connecticut: Substitute H.B. No. 6117 - Go to the policy
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Description: To establish an open-source textbook consortium to help lower the cost of acquiring a college degree in Connecticut.
Redirects the equivalent of approximately $50,000 of state resources in the form of staff time and infrastructure to promote and implement open source programs on campuses throughout the state.
Creates a study task force committee for assessing the savings to be achieved and manner in which the state could directly incentivize the writing of open source materialsPolicy Comments:
