LibreTexts Features in Two Minutes

See how an Academy Online course tracks your progress: take the quizzes, earn a certification, level up with experience points and badges, and find every course and certificate you have completed on your profile. Clip length 1:50, from the OctoberFest 2026 session "07 Concluding Comments: The Future is Open" (1:40 to 3:30).

Search the LibreTexts Commons catalog by keyword, then narrow your results with filters for books, assets, mini-repos, library, subject, location, license, author, course and available assets. Clip length 2:22, from the OctoberFest 2026 session "02 Commons & Conductor: Finding Resources" (8:48 to 11:10).

Delmar Larsen demonstrates Remixer 3.0 in Conductor: searching across the libraries for pages to pull into a new book, arranging chapters, and letting the Remixer renumber pages automatically as you build. Clip length 6:14, from the June 5, 2026 First Friday session "Next-Generation OER Co-Authoring Tools" with Delmar Larsen (4:05 to 10:19).

Create a new project in Conductor, pin it so it is easy to find, and organize your projects into folders, a big help for campus coordinators working across many books. Clip length 2:05, from the OctoberFest 2026 session "04 Authoring Textbooks I: Remixing" (12:40 to 14:45).

How the License Restacker in Conductor reads the licenses of every page in a remixed book, flags incompatible combinations, and helps you settle on a licensing that works for the whole book. Clip length 4:41, from the June 5, 2026 First Friday session "Next-Generation OER Co-Authoring Tools" with Delmar Larsen (12:35 to 17:16).

Every ADAPT question carries attribution for its open license. See where to click to find the authors and license behind a question. Clip length 0:45, from the LibreFest 2026 session "ADAPT I: Finding and/or Building your first ADAPT Course" (17:15 to 18:00).

Set what students must do to complete a Discuss-It question (text, audio or video, minimum recording time, number of threads started and replies), then record a response as a student and watch the completion checklist update. Clip length 2:15, from the LibreFest 2026 session "ADAPT III: Discuss-It Question Type" (40:00 to 42:15).

Walk through ADAPT course properties: private notes, the textbook link, graded (summative) versus practice (formative) courses, term start and end dates, sharing a course publicly with other instructors, and linking a course to your LMS. Clip length 2:30, from the LibreFest 2026 session "ADAPT I: Finding and/or Building your first ADAPT Course" (31:20 to 33:50).

See where to find Connections, the LibreTexts community forum, from the Connections button and the Launchpad, and how the "seeking collaborators" area helps you find colleagues to work with on open education projects. Clip length 1:30, from the Open Education Week 2026 session "LibreTexts ADAPT: Homework Reimagined" (32:00 to 33:30).

Walk through a Forge writing timeline to see how a student drafted an essay: when they typed, when they copied and pasted, where they went back to revise, and the final read-through before submitting. Clip length 2:15, from the OctoberFest 2026 session "06 The Forge" (2:40 to 4:55).

Add a live Binder code cell inside an exercise box on a LibreTexts page, then run it the way a student would, a simple way to make a textbook page interactive with Python. Clip length 3:05, from the LibreFest 2026 session "Building a Text Page with Jupyter Binder" (22:20 to 25:25).