Open Educational Resources (OER): Other Open Content
Open Educational Resources can help students with course material costs and increase student retention and graduation rates. This guides explains how to find OER and evaluate how they can be used in a course.
The most comprehensive collection of open access journals in a variety of disciplines. Unfortunately, you can search by journal subject, but not by article subject.
Repository/provider. Wide variety of materials (books, reports, journals, etc.) related to developing countries. Touches on economics, business, legal studies, geography, and more.
Other Open Books
These links allow you to explore open access books that are not textbooks. Most of these books are not truly OER because they do not allow remixing or revising. Always check the license before using.
Academic. The best single place to search for open access academic books. Directory of 3,442 freely-accessible academic peer-reviewed books from 123 publishers (as of October 2015).
Classics. Over 50,000 free ebook versions (html, epub, kindle) of classics and public domain works from the first massive ebook-creating organization in existence.
All types. Some books presented in this mass conglomeration of scanned books are fully available, but most are excerpted. Able to search full text of books.
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