Once you've gotten comfortable in the realm of OER resources, you can start moving toward becoming part of the creative process. An easy way to start is to find some resources to supplement what you are already using. You may be ready to adapt a resource that almost fits your needs, but could be a little better. Don't forget to check the licensing conditions on anything you plan to adapt. Getting excited about all this? Create your own textbook, course, video or other material to share. Need time or funds? Don't forget that the library can help you to search for grant funding.
"Creating OER and Combining Licenses" by Florida Virtual Campus, TheOGRepository is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0
This guide was developed by Leslie Murtha, Robert Mast, Amanda Carey, Janet Hauge, and Mike Sargente, Atlantic Cape Community College Libraries.
Published June 2020.