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Introduction

Three Reasons to Use
Open Educational Resources

  • Students can't always afford the high cost of textbooks and may be going without.
  • They are created by educators for educators, using the peer review process.
  • You can edit, adapt, and modify them, creating a custom resource for your course.

More Than
Just Textbooks

Use the links below to find textbooks, as well as a variety of materials that supplement both the textbook and your teaching. For a deeper dive into finding, using, and evaluating resources, along with some pointers on course redesign, take a look at the Zero-Cost Textbook Adoption Guide, created by the PALSave Team.

Funderburg eBooks

Access Books, eBooks, DVDs and More
 

 

The library has access to a wide range of books on the platforms below. Explore individual collections or search all of them at once in the library catalog (above).

Zero-Cost Textbook Adoption Guide

MERLOT

OASIS

OER Commons

Open Pedagogy Portal

CC Search

Google

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Search Google for Open Content

https://www.google.com/advanced_search

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YouTube

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Search YouTube for Open Content

  1. Do a search
  2. Click FILTER (above the results)
  3. Click Creative Commons

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Quick Help

Not finding what you need? Use the contact information below!

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