Welcome to Finding Free and Open Resources, a chapter-by-chapter informational tutorial for USG faculty and staff interested in replacing expensive commercial textbooks with affordable resources.

By the end of this tutorial, participants should be able to:

Define “open” in the context of open educational resources (OER)
Identify and use Creative Commons open licenses
Find and evaluate OER and no-cost resources
Use resources from USG libraries and GALILEO as teaching materials
This is the first in a set of two informational tutorials. The second tutorial, Using, Adapting, and Creating Open Resources, is forthcoming.

This is a non-facilitated program. For in-person events and webinars, please view our Training and Development Events page.

Unless otherwise indicated, the content of this tutorial is under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.

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