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This report is the product of the HECC OER steering committee. A consultant was hired to study the market of open ancillary materials platforms, with a goal of helping the committee possibly prepare to apply for a grant to create an open platform for ancillary materials.

Takeaways: "A four-year university-wide study of students' e-textbook practices found that e-textbook use has increased, particularly among younger students. The major barriers - including a student preference for print and unfamiliarity with e-textbooks - show signs of being alleviated. Other factors related to mobile device access and pedagogically effective e-textbooks show little change over the study period. Instructor practices have improved, but there is still room for growth, with implications for focused professional development."

Article that includes tips/arguments for OER and a list of 18 OER sites every educator should know about. Includes information about spreading OER use across campus. (This is an article in Campus Technology magazine -- free subscription online if you're unable to access it via the link here.)

Interactive graphs -- data, data, and more data. Very engaging.

Cub -- great resource! Thanks!

Udemy enables anyone to build or take an online course on any subject.

The Film Analysis Web site uses frames, which your browser does not support. To view a scaled-down version of the site, click here. Use the forward and back arrows at the top and bottom of each page to navigate.

WA State Board for Community & Technical Colleges Open Course Library