XYZ Inclusive Access
In partnership with RedShelf and VitalSource, Inclusive Access enables campus bookstores to save students money and provide valuable first-day of class access. Students have their materials on the first day of class and are ready to go!
You can also get XYZ Inclusive Access directly from us. Contact [email protected]
Why Offer Day-One Inclusive Access?
Drive Sales
Drives 100% of textbook sales through your campus store.
Prepared for Class
Access to course materials on the first day of class. Students opt-out as needed before the add/drop period.
Improved Student Outcomes
Students' grades improved using interactive eBooks with videos and practice problems.
Affordable
Best price on digital course materials. Financial aid will apply.
How Does Inclusive Access Work?
1 Billing
Students have until the add/drop period to opt-in or opt-out. Students who opt-in are billed by the institution.
2 Set Up
Where applicable, faculty receives instructions to set up their course to ensure easy access for students.
3 Fulfillment
Campus store works with XYZTextbooks, VitalSource or RedShelf to fulfill adopted course materials.
4 Access
Students log in and access their course materials on day one of class.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are all XYZTextbooks titles available within the Inclusive Access model?
Most titles published by XYZTextbooks are available in Inclusive Access.
How long do students have access to the course materials for?
We offer perpetual access on our products.
How do students pay for their course materials?
Students' bursar accounts are charged for course materials at a reduced fee based upon pricing agreed upon between the institution and XYZTextbooks.
How do campus stores profit from the Inclusive Access model?
With the Inclusive Access model, campus bookstores drive nearly 100% of the textbook sales. Stores will also see increased revenue due to lower operating costs.
Can students use financial aid to pay for their Inclusive Access course materials?
Yes, students can apply financial aid vouchers to their Inclusive Access course materials.
What if a student drops a course?
The Inclusive Access model invoices the institution after the add/drop period, excluding those who have withdrawn.
