Benefits & Features
Course attributes allow students and their parents/guardians to see which NU courses use free or reduced-cost course materials at the time of registration so as to make well-informed choices. Course marking has the strong support of UNK, UNL and UNO Student Governments and Faculty Senates.
Getting Started
Students - Searching for ONE Courses
Students can search for ONE-Open Nebraska or OER courses when they register for classes. This means the course will include no- or low-cost materials or reduced cost materials.
Students choosing ONE courses who are taking a full course load can save up to $500 per semester. That's a potential savings of $4,000 over the course of the academic career.
How do I find ONE courses when doing a UNK Class Search?
Go to: MyBlue > UNK Class Search > scroll to bottom and select options in Open Nebraska.
No Cost Materials
Course materials are included at no additional cost to the student. No book purchase is required.
Low-Cost Materials
Course materials for this course cost students less than $40.
Faculty - Registering your ONE course in CLSS
Using CLSS, be sure you include which option (KONE-NCM Or KONE-LCM) in the comment section that applies to your course. Add your initials and date.
If you have questions, contact the person in your college department that does your scheduling.
View How-To Video, Lisa Neal, UNK Registrar
No Cost Materials
Course materials are included at no additional cost to the student. No book purchase is required.
Add to comments: KONE-NCM, initials and date.
Low-Cost Materials
Course materials for this course cost students less than $40.
Add to comments: KONE-LCM, initials and date.
Additional Information
Faculty - How to get started with ONE?
If you have any questions about your ONE course (formerly known as an OER Course), feel free to contact the UNK ONE committee:
Martonia Gaskill
Jane Petersen
Kim Carlson
Rochelle Reeves
Eric Tenkorang
Don Ray.
UNK Library Guide to ONE resources
If you need help identifying open textbooks for your class, contact your subject librarian or Rochelle Reeves.
Support
For the most efficient support experience, please submit a ticket using the request form on this page. Alternatively, contact your campus Help Center location via email, by phone, or in person.