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UM-Dearborn Open Education Campus Committee Resources

Resources related to the UM-Dearborn Open Education Campus Committee, and its predecessor, the OER Task Force.

Tips on getting started

For a more in depth look at where you can find OER materials, check out this short learning module from the Michigan chapter of the American Library Association.  https://certificate.mioer.org/module-4/search-and-find-oer 

 

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Starting Your OER Search

Not sure on where to get started searching for OER? We often recommend starting with one of these two repositories, as well as using the OASIS search tool (below). 

OASIS Search

OASIS is a user-friendly search tool that allows you to find OER from a variety of sources. It's a recommended place to begin searching, especially if you're new to OER. It's not as comprehensive as the Mason OER Metafinder, found below.

Developed by SUNY Genesco in collaboration with SUNY OER Services, the Openly Available Sources Integrated Search (OASIS) allows users to search through 155,000+ openly available records from 52 different sources.

Mason OER Metafinder

The Mason OER Metafinder (MOM) is a very powerful OER search engine that searches across multiple OER repositories. It's highly recommended for complex searches.

MOM iconMason OER Metafinder (MOM)
 
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A Quick Guide to Getting Started with OER 2020

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