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(Openly Available Sources Integrated Search). Has gathered more than 155,000+ records from 52 different sources that have been carefully selected in collaboration with SUNY OER Services.
This repository deals heavily in math and science resources, but also gives users access to content dealing with subjects like history, education, and the fine arts.
The Library of Congress offers classroom materials and professional development resources to help teachers use primary sources from the Library's vast digital collections.
BCcampus has curated a collection of open textbooks that align with the top 40 highest enrolled first and second year post-secondary subject areas in British Columbia. Many books have been reviewed by faculty and include ancillary resources.
MIT's extensive list of open Urban Studies courses includes Environmental Justice, Policy and Planning materials. Lectures, quizzes, exams, problem sets and in some cases entire etextbooks are available for use in the classroom or as supporting materials.
MIT also offers a wide variety of open courses on earth and environmental sciences. Course component are available for reuse in the classroom or by students to review concepts.
The Story of Stuff is an illustrated lecture by author and environmental activist Annie Leonard that examines the environmental and social repercussions of the U.S.s consumer culture. The Story of Stuff Prject has expanded with videos addressing environmental studies topics and solutions.
