For a lot of educators who want to use open educational resources (OER), the challenge is finding the "good stuff." Useful lessons, textbooks and whole courses may be freely available online, but ...

What makes these current repositories worth investing time, however, is that thanks to decades of feedback, many are vetted by educators and are organized into highly-accessible repositories. Many of ...

An open education resource vendor has committed to following the CARE Framework for the care and feeding of OER available through its site, while also announcing that 90 percent of the resources in ...

In Utah, the state department of education is pulling together textbooks aligned to Common Core State Standards made up entirely of open educational resources, or OERs. South Dakota officials have ...

The Delaware Department of Education (DDE) recently joined a national movement to use high-quality, openly licensed educational resources in schools. In support of the #GoOpen campaign, launched by ...

If you cannot find existing OER that is suitable for your course, or you simply have an idea for an openly licensed project, we can work with you to develop custom course materials. Starting from ...

For over a decade, plenty of time and dollars have been poured into efforts encouraging the use of open educational resources (OER). In 2007 the Hewlett Foundation’s funding helped create OER Commons.

Open educational resources (OER) are becoming more widespread in classrooms, but many educators and administrators aren’t sure how to make the leap from talking about them to actually using them. It’s ...

These OER repositories and content creators provide higher-ed faculty and students vetted, free learning materials As textbook prices soar, tuition skyrockets, and educators are more pressured than ...