OER: Open Educational Resources: Finding OER to Adapt

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Textbooks or learning objects classified by discipline or topical collections.

Features case studies, student work product, and teaching and learning resources related to and in support of open pedagogy

Many with peer reviews. From the Open Education Network.

Complete textbooks Including test banks, answer guides and Powerpoint slides.

"Since 1999, we have been building learning objects designed to condense information into small segments that are easy to understand."

Real-time federated search for 22 OER repositories.

Content from 64 different sources.

LibreText's embraces new technologies to enhance student engagement, as content can be so much more than just text and images. Advanced features such as Dynamic Figures, Jupyter, Hypothesis, and LMS integration are available to all LibreTexts. With the OER Remixer, instructors and other authors can rapidly assemble and remix their own LibreText from the entire breadth of LibreTexts content available.

Courses composed of mostly open materials that can be copied and adapted for free.

Selected educational content from MIT OpenCourseWare and MITx courses.. All material is free to use. Some resources, particularly those from MIT OpenCourseWare, are free to download, remix, and reuse for non-commercial purposes.

All content is stored in Google docs making it easy to access, browse and download. Primarily community college level courses.

Though students are charged for course enrollment, the courses use mostly open materials that can be copied, adapted, etc.

a wide variety of subjects, both fiction and non-fiction, for readers of all ages, and features content from Minnesota's independent publishers, as well as national and international publishers.

Older works for which U.S. copyright has expired.

A not-for-profit collaborative of academic and research libraries preserving 17+ million digitized items, and offering reading access to the fullest extent allowable by U.S. copyright law.

TED Talks are CC licensed CC BY–NC–ND 4.0 International. they can be streamed from TED.com or from TED’s official YouTube channel or the link shared on online forums or class websites.

Short video lessons.