Open Educational Resources (OER): Find OER

Browse or search the list of course materials submitted by Oregon community college instructors.

The MERLOT Collection indexes over 40,000 learning materials, including learning exercises and assessments, online courses and tutorials, open access articles and textbooks.

OER Commons is a digital public library and collaboration platform that offers openly licensed lectures, textbooks, full courses, games and assessments.

A collection of eBooks on a variety of disciplines, supported by the British Columbia Ministry of Advanced Education.

Find free eTextbooks, course materials, and open access journals provided by the State of California Higher Education Systems.

Milne Open Textbooks offers textbooks authored by faculty at the SUNY institutions. 35+ titles cover a varitey of disciplines.

Open Research Library is a portal of over 20,000 books from open access publishers and university presses like Cambridge, Cornell, Duke, and more.

OpenStax is a nonprofit based at Rice University. The library provides more than 20 books for college-level courses.

The Open Textbook Library is a growing catalog of free, peer-reviewed, openly-licensed textbooks.

Wikibooks is an open-content textbook collection that anyone can edit. It currently has 2,958 books in varying states of completion.

A collection of free-to-use courses managed by the Washington State Board for Communty and Technical Colleges. All content is stored in Google Docs.

OpenLearn provides free courses, as well as reference material, videos, features and games.

SoftChalk allows educators to share their courses with the community. Search by subject, grade level, and/or content type.

Search for open images from a variety of sources, including some participating museums.

The Public Collections are a freely accessible library of images and other media where you can search and browse collections with tools to view, share, download, cite, and print media.

This page lists several sites with music published under CC licenses.

Download, share, and reuse more than 5.1 million 2D and 3D digital items — with many more to come. This collection includes images and data from across the Smithsonian’s 21 museums, nine research centers, libraries, archives, and the National Zoo.