Discover free resources developed by OSPI OER Project grantees.
May 24, 3-5 pm - 2 clock hours
Discover free resources developed by OSPI OER Project grantees.
May 24, 3-5 pm - 2 clock hours
Each month we provide recommended materials that teachers, educators, or families may find helpful.
Open Educational Resources (OER) are teaching and learning materials in the public domain or released under an open license that permits their free use, adaptation, and sharing. OER can be produced in any medium --digital or print. They include full courses, supplemental units and lessons, videos, and any other resource used to support access to knowledge.
The Washington OER Hub is an online library for freely sharing K-12 open educational resources created by and curated for Washington educators. The Washington OER Hub contains openly licensed instructional materials and remote learning suggestions for educators and families curated by OSPI content experts. Watch the Intro to the Washington OER Hub Webinar or review the Washington OER Hub 2022 Flyer for more information.
Many districts are developing or adapting openly licensed resources. As a result, we have a tremendous opportunity to share resources across districts and reduce duplication of efforts. These small, competitive grants are provided to districts developing their own OER core or unit-level instructional materials.
Below are practical resources designed to help educators create or adapting OER to integrate into their core or supplemental instructional materials.
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