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The Benefits of XYZ

XYZ Textbooks: 24/7 when you can't be

You build a flexible curriculum, students build their skills.

We know first-hand the challenge of teaching math to a class full of students of various backgrounds, ages, and skill levels. Once you bring XYZ on as your steadfast education partner, you'll have access to our all-in-one toolbox brimming with traditional, digital and interactive materials. In this way, you'll be able to use a uniform approach while still acknowledging the fact that no two students are alike. XYZ's mission is to prove that all students are math-capable, one homework assignment at a time. As their instructor, you can focus on creating light-bulb moments of recognition and provide the guidance needed in any given situation.

Your all-in-one math toolbox

Despite our name, we're so much more than textbooks. And each of our textbooks is so much more than a book. The XYZ eBook is a student hub for just-in-time help through video tutorials and unlimited, penalty-free practice with instant feedback. Our research shows students not only use these tools but embrace them. XYZ Homework provides ready-to-use assignments to get you up and running with online assessments quickly.

Teaching students who like print books? We've got them covered too, with industry-defiant pricing and QR codes to take them directly to relevant online video tutorials.

Video Tutors: your student's trusted study companion

In a student's own words, "The tutorials are literally the only reason I learned the material." Every single example is presented by multiple student instructors handpicked by XYZ for their teaching ability and passion. The examples themselves have been written to be easily relatable, and having their choice of tutor—including a Spanish-language option—enables students to explore a variety of ways to solve the same problem. Working with peer instructors further boosts students' confidence because they feel like they have a fellow classmate pulling for their success. XYZ's video tutorials work on laptops, tablets and mobile devices.

Student-first content, student-friendly pricing

Student budgets are tight. we know this..

And that's why XYZ offers the best deal in the industry by giving students a variety of affordable options to get the content they need in the way that they want it.

For the digital native

Students can start learning from day one with our All-Access Pass. For just $45, students get a full year of access to their eBook, online homework and video tutorials, as well as all the eBooks in the XYZ catalog. Most others offer only 4-6 months of access—and for a much higher price.

For the print enthusiast

Some of us still love the smell of a brand-new textbook, and with it, the freedom to write in the margins, highlight, and make notes. For the bibliophiles among us, students can purchase a new paperback book for just $68, and they'll automatically receive the All-Access Pass. That's only $13 more than the digital-only option, and best of all—the print book is theirs to keep.

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12-month access to:

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online homework

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Digital + print

All-Access Pass + Print

+ a paperback version of their textbook.

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Yuba College

I wish more math classes would use XYZ.

Brittany O. of Yuba College is one of thousands of students who have learned math through XYZ Textbooks, and her assessment of our materials gives us assurance we are delivering on our promise to instructors and students.

Our catalog, adopt an xyz textbook, you won't regret it..

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What is MyOpenMath?

MyOpenMath is an online course management and assessment system for mathematics and other quantitative fields. MyOpenMath’s focus is providing rich algorithmically generated assessment to support the use of free, open textbooks like the ones listed on OpenTextBookStore.com .

MyOpenMath is a collaborative community of users. MyOpenMath.com provides managed hosting of the open source IMathAS online assessment software. Questions and pre-built courses are all created by faculty in the user community and shared with others in the spirit of openness. Experienced users provide peer-to-peer support through discussion forums.

MyOpenMath.com is operated by the non-profit organization MyOpenMath.

MyOpenMath.com is supported in part by financial and in-kind contributions from corporate sponsors.

• Lumen Learning

Lumen Learning provides supported tools using OER, including Waymaker, an adaptive learning platform, and OHM, an online math homework site.

• XYZ Homework

XYZ Homework is an IMathAS compatible online homework system. They are an OpenStax Ally providing custom templates and coding for their math titles. XYZ Homework specializes in customization including printable eBooks and additional ancillaries based on OpenStax and other OER materials. They are also the online homework partner for XYZ Textbooks.

Contributing Partners / Pricing

MyOpenMath operates as a non-profit. We have many wonderful volunteers who help run and maintain the site, but we depend on financial support from schools using the site, as well as corporate sponsors, to sustain ongoing operations.

Our core mission is to support the use of free or low cost online homework to save students money. Students will never be directly charged for access. Teachers and schools will never be required to pay for standard use of MyOpenMath. In particular, we encourage teachers and schools to use MyOpenMath for free, at any scale, to see whether it will meet their needs.

When use of MyOpenMath at your school becomes a standardized and scaled part of the curriculum, we ask schools to contribute to ensuring the sustainability of our operations by becoming a Contributing Partner. More information about this program will be available soon.

MyOpenMath follows the data protection policies set out in our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use , regardless of whether a school is a Contributing Partner or not. We will never sell your personal data.

Community-based support is available through active, open support forums and training videos. MyOpenMath does not provide direct support for instructors or students.

If you are in need of more comprehensive support services beyond what is available on MyOpenMath, then you should consider using a commercial homework system. There are a number of homework sites that provide homework for open textbooks with support services. Some of these sites are MyOpenMath compatible, meaning most courses on MyOpenMath can be moved to that platform. This listing is not an endorsement of any of these systems.

• Lumen OHM (MyOpenMath compatible)
• XYZ Homework (MyOpenMath compatible)
• Varsity Learning (MyOpenMath compatible)
• Knewton Alta
• And many others. If you're using an OpenStax book, you can view their list of commercial partners available for a particular book on their website .

Our History

MyOpenMath was born out of free, open source software developed by David Lippman, a community college math professor in Washington State, starting in 2005. With a little grant support and a lot of his free time, David ran a state-wide installation of that software at wamap.org. Faculty from around the state got involved, and collaboratively contributed much of the question content now found on MyOpenMath. Out of the Open Course Library project in Washington, several complete courses based on open textbooks were created. Other folks got involved, including James Sousa from Phoenix College who contributed a huge collection of questions tied to his video examples.

In 2011 David started MyOpenMath as a way to share with the world this software system and all the great content that had been built around open textbooks. He self-funded the site for the first year, then joined forces with Lumen Learning, which had been using MyOpenMath with the Kaleidoscope Project. In 2017, Lumen split off their own version of MyOpenMath, called Lumen OHM, to help differentiate their supported service from the free, community MyOpenMath site.

In 2018, the non-profit organization MyOpenMath was formed to be the official entity operating MyOpenMath. MyOpenMath continues to lead the development of IMathAS.

• Jessica Kuang
• James Sousa
• Patrick Carmichael
• Roy Shahbazian
• William Meacham
• Everyone who participates in the Support Course forums assisting their fellow users

The question and course content on MyOpenMath has been created and contributed by faculty from around the country. They include courses created for the the Washington State Open Course Library project and the California ZTC Degree grant.

The development of the IMathAS platform that powers MyOpenMath has been supported by several grant projects, sponsors, and community contributors, including:

• Washington State eLearning Council
• Transition Math Project
• University of Koblenz
• Roy Shabahzian, David Cooper, Grant Sander, Cam Joyce, Larry Green, Bill Meacham, Ingo Dahn, Nick Chura, Amir Tavangar, David Flenner, and others.

The MyOpenMath non-profit board of directors:

• David Lippman
• Robert Camner
• Melonie Rasmussen
• Michael Jenck