OER: Start here

From the Community College Consortium for OER (CCCOER)

Open Educational Resources (OER) provide equal access to resources at no cost to students. This toolkit provides information and tools to help faculty and library staff across all publicly funded colleges in Ontario to understand, engage with, and sustain OER in their work and practice.

Provides an introduction to the use and creation of OER. By Abbey Elder

Searches open content from 114 different sources.

Multimedia Educational Resources for Learning and Online Teaching (MERLOT) is a project of California State University and offers peer reviewed online teaching and learning materials.

A great source for supplementary and other different types of materials: lesson plans, syllabi, etc.

Digital library of workforce training materials. Lots of trade material and also allied health.

Although math and science are in the title, this repository of online educational content offers resources in a variety of other disciplines, too, including vocational education and health.

Hosted by the Government of Canada and headquartered in Vancouver, Canada, The Commonwealth of Learning (COL) is the world’s only intergovernmental organization solely concerned with the promotion and development of distance education and open learning. COL helps developing Commonwealth countries increase their access to learning using distance education and appropriate technologies. Some course materials are available.

CCCOER is a growing consortium of community and technical colleges committed to expanding access to education and increasing student success through adoption of open educational policy, practices, and resources. *Go to Learn, Find OER.

High-quality open educational resources from leading colleges and universities. Curated by librarians and their institutions, the Teaching Commons includes open access textbooks, course materials, lesson plans, multimedia, and more.