Open Educational Resources (OERs)

Conducts real-time, simultaneous searches across 21 different sources of OERS.

The MERLOT Smart Search feature provides access to online learning and support materials well beyond MERLOT's curated, peer-reviewed collection.

Openly Available Sources Integrated Search (OASIS) is a search tool that aims to make the discovery of open content easier. It searches content from well over 100 sources.

Council of Australian University Librarians collection of OER produced through the collective of which Federation University is a part.

A collection of resources and open textbooks, including some created by RMIT University academics.

The LaTrobe eBureau publishes engaging, high-quality open resources to support online and blended learning.

Digital public library and collaboration platform that provides access to high-quality OERs

Part of Rice University, OpenStax specialises in creating resources for introductory courses. All textbooks have been peer-reviewed and are fully openly licensed. The texts are regularly updated and many come with ancillary resources such as slides and testbanks.

Large collection of open textbooks on a wide range of subjects and specialities, more than a third of which have been peer-reviewed. The collection features textbooks for higher education courses and vocational education courses.

A comprehensive referatory that connects to open textbooks from a variety of sources. The majority of textbooks have a Creative Commons licence that allows for editing, adapting and making derivatives.

The Directory of Open Access Books provides access to more than 33,000 peer-reviewed books from more than 400 publishers.

Provides access to the course materials from 2400 courses at MIT.

Previously known as Open SUNY Textbooks, Milne Open Textbooks is an initiative of the State University of New York libraries (SUNY). The textbooks are high quality and peer-reviewed.