Often exploration starts with a desire to replace or add course material in a specific format. In other instances, looking for specific information is primary while the format is secondary. Using a document to brainstorm before launching into searching reduces time spent looking and often the frustration that comes with extensive searching Common OER repository formats include:
Reviewing current formats and resources can be helpful when starting. Using a worksheet is a good way to organize and track research.
For this exercise, use the OER Worksheet to guide find relevant existing content.
Use the OER Worksheet to organize searching and researching for OER. Save a copy to your own Google Drive or download a copy. Click here to access the worksheet
“Open Educational Resource LibGuide” by Rachel Becker and Madison Area Technical College Libraries is licensed under a CC BY 4.0 International license.