Audileo is a leading provider of audio textbooks specifically designed for college and university students. As an official OpenStax technology partner, Audileo transforms high-quality, open-access educational content into audio format, making learning more accessible and flexible. These audio textbooks allow students to engage with academic material through listening, complementing traditional reading methods and accommodating diverse learning preferences. Audileo's library currently includes essential subjects like Psychology and American Government, with each audio textbook providing comprehensive coverage of core concepts and current research.

The key benefit of Audileo's audio textbooks is their accessibility through multiple platforms, giving students flexibility in how they consume educational content. Students can access these audio textbooks for free through Libby/OverDrive if their local library offers them, or purchase them through major audiobook retailers, including Spotify (which offers free audiobook credits with subscriptions), Audiobooks.com, Nook, and Kobo. The audio format allows for learning while commuting, exercising, or during other activities when reading isn't possible. Each audio textbook is professionally produced, with the Psychology 2e audio textbook offering 32 hours of content and American Government editions providing between 28-32 hours of comprehensive material.

Implementation in educational settings is straightforward, as Audileo's audio textbooks align with the topics and objectives of many college and university courses. Institutions like the University of Tennessee, the University of Kansas, and others have already embraced this technology to support their students' learning needs. Faculty can recommend these audio textbooks as supplementary resources that complement existing course materials, particularly beneficial for students with different learning styles or accessibility requirements. The audio textbooks follow the same scope and sequence requirements as their print counterparts, ensuring that students receive the same comprehensive treatment of core concepts whether they're reading or listening, while maintaining the conceptual coverage and academic rigor inherent in the subject matter.