As we have previously mentioned, one of the hardest things about incorporating open education resources into your curriculum is finding vetted and easy-to-access open education resources. To help you with this search we’ve put together a list of Higher Ed sites and organizations that promote the use of OER and make it easy for you to search for what you need.
In March, EducationDive published a write up of their Higher Ed OER suggestions, here’s their list:
Faculty Enlight (Barnes & Noble)
MERLOT (California State University)
Open Course Library
Open Textbook Library (University of Minnesota)
Openstax
In addition to the sites mentioned by EducationDive, you can look to the following:
Cool4Ed
OERCommons
OCWSearch (a collaboration between the Open Education Consortium and MERLOT)
P2PU (Peer 2 Peer University)
University of Arizona OER site (great sources of Images)
Open Washington Initiative (funded by the State)
The SPARC listing of OER initiatives in North America
Let us know which resources you’ve found useful!
In March, EducationDive published a write up of their Higher Ed OER suggestions, here’s their list:
Faculty Enlight (Barnes & Noble)
MERLOT (California State University)
Open Course Library
Open Textbook Library (University of Minnesota)
Openstax
In addition to the sites mentioned by EducationDive, you can look to the following:
Cool4Ed
OERCommons
OCWSearch (a collaboration between the Open Education Consortium and MERLOT)
P2PU (Peer 2 Peer University)
University of Arizona OER site (great sources of Images)
Open Washington Initiative (funded by the State)
The SPARC listing of OER initiatives in North America
Let us know which resources you’ve found useful!
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