Open Educational Resources (OER) are "learning, teaching and research materials in any format and medium that reside in the public domain or are under copyright that have been released under an open license, that permit no-cost access, re-use, re-purpose, adaptation and redistribution by others" (UNESCO, 2019).
| Do you want to... | Librarians can... |
| Find OER for your specific course? | Find OER materials for you to review. |
| Create OER (e.g., open textbook) for a specific course? | Guide you through the OER Creation Workflow and set you up on Pressbooks to author your own open textbook. |
| Mark your course section)s) as ZTC (Zero Textbook Cost) in the Timetable? | Walk you through the process of applying the ZTC attribute. |
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by Dr. Candi Raudebaugh
by Claudia Sasse, for ECEL 3008
by Megan Bylsma, co-created by ART 305 students
with Dr. Stéphane-D. Perreault
with Dr. Stéphane-D. Perreault
with Claudia Sasse
by Dr. Daniel Haas
