The list below includes the largest, most popular repositories of open educational resources. Open Educational Resource repositories listed here cover a wide variety of educational disciplines. All of the content featured within these pages is free to use, but usage rights vary. Most content found within these pages is released under a Creative Commons license. More information about Creative Commons licensing can be found at the Creative Commons web site.
This guide is continuously updated. Do you know about an OER that is not listed in these pages? We would love to hear about it! Submit suggestions to libref@cmich.edu
The Open Textbook movement focuses on the creation of books that are built specifically for use as free or low-cost options for education. Many of the collections will have links to the same books, but each repository has a particular focus, and items you can't find in other collections. This is not a complete list, but will be updated periodically.
The OpenCourseWare (OCW) movement began in the United States with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2002. Open CourseWare Materials can include syllabi, written lectures, assignments, readings, videotaped lectures, and audio lectures. This is not a complete list, but will be updated periodically.
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