This repository gathers OERs throughout the University System of Georgia. Examples of available resources include ancillary materials (e.g. videos, courses), Grants collections and open textbooks.
Here you can find hundreds of OERs such as short films, holiday lectures, virtual labs, classroom resources and teacher guides. Developed by Howard Hughes Medical Institute.
A multi-institutional collaborative platform that houses open-access campus courses, textbooks, homework exercises and ancillary materials such as visualisations and lab exercises.
This online repository - an initiative by California State University - facilitates access to a rich spectrum of learning materials, including animations, assignments, online courses, quizzes and textbooks.
A project created by Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education (ISKME). Most resources in the Library adhere to principles of Open Educational Resource (OER) access. Includes lesson plans, diagrams, lecture notes, and many others.
Search for university courses, illustrations, lesson plans, textbooks and more in this platform created by the Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education (ISKME).
View a rich list of activities, courses, books, audios, videos and more when you access this platform by the Open University. Certain resources are level-specific.
Developed by State University of New York at Geneseo, this platform eases discovery of open contents from various sources via a one-stop search. University materials such as videos, books, course materials and audiobooks are retrievable here.
A portal containing links to an assortment of open-access textbooks, course materials, lesson plans, multimedia and lectures from various universities. Developed by Bepress.
Funded by British Columbia (BC)'s Ministry of Advanced Education, Skills and Training, BCcampus aims to share OERs in the BC Open Textbook Collection. Indications are given to those who are faculty reviewed, adopted by instructors or include added components such as quizzes.
As part of the United States National Library of Medicine, National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) is responsible for managing databases such as PubMed. NCBI Bookshelf enables discoverability to free online books and documents in life science and healthcare.
This platform caters to a myriad of disciplines, among which biology students enjoy free access to peer-reviewed textbooks on (i) Biology, (ii) Concepts of Biology and (iii) Microbiology. An education initiative by Rice University.
Supported by the Open Textbook Network which consists of an extensive list of institutional members, Open Textbook Library houses a wealth of textbooks which are licensed for free use and change.
This is a focal point for Massachusetts Institute of Technology's (MIT) published course contents. This includes lecture notes and assignments of past courses attended by MIT undergraduates and graduates.
Managed by the Washington State Board for Community and Technical Colleges, specific courses featured in this platform come furnished with freely-accessible notes and activities.
This media file repository features restriction-free microscopic and macroscopic images/video clips of each microscopic specimen taken at a range of magnifications. Created by members of Berkshire Community College.
Supported by University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, this portal hosts a large archive of medical images of cancer accessible for public download. Supporting data related to the images are also provided when available.
Hosted by Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History, this portal provides a rich access to biodiversity datasets and wildlife photos that are licensed for sharing.
Enhance your learning experience through a variety of open-source simulations listed here. These programmes (written in Java, Flash or HTML5) can be run online or downloaded to your computer. Website hosted by University of Colorado.
Created by a Working Group at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), this database is designed as an electronic gateway to CDC's pictures. Images are either public domain or copyright-protected.
The SERPENT Project (Scientific and Environmental ROV Partnership using Existing iNdustrial Technology) utilizes Remotely Operated Vehicles to ease data accessibility for deep-sea research. Developed by University of Southampton, the Archive contains images and video footage gathered throughout the Project.
