Open Education Resources (OER) are online teaching and learning resources freely available for reuse, re-purposing, and sharing.
OER 101 is a brief introduction to Open Education Resources (OER) for faculty in 5 easy modules.
SPARC and a group of librarians have created OER Mythbusting in order to debunk the seven most common OER myths.
A curated collection of free and open online teaching, learning, and faculty development services contributed and used by an international education system.
A digital learning network offering various free teaching and learning materials.
A collection of educational organizations focused on creating awareness and adoption of open textbooks.
A project aimed to provide instructors and students with access to free open textbooks that they can use, distribute, and adapt established by the University of Minnesota.
This initiative from Rice University provides students and instructors access to free open textbooks in the subject of mathematics, social sciences, humanities, and sciences. It aims to improve student access to education.
MIT OCW is web-based publication of openly available MIT course content.
Creative Commons is a nonprofit organization that enables the sharing and use of creativity and knowledge by providing copyright licenses that allow the public to share and use your creative work.
Need help creating an attribution when compiling OER materials?
Get step by step directions how to designate your course "Zero Cost Textbook" in CUNYfirst.
A pilot open access textbook publishing initiative at the State University of New York libraries to publish authoritative, affordable course resources from faculty authors and peer-reviewers.
The DPLA aggregates and allows users to search for freely-accessible digital collections from libraries, archives, and museums across the United States.
HathiTrust is a partnership of academic and research institutions, offering millions of online materials from libraries worldwide.
