Faculty Resources for Instructional Content Affordability

Drive allows you to create web-hosted documents, presentations, forms etc. Each document can be linked to from D2L and centrally maintained (i.e. you can update the google document and it will automatically update within D2L). This can be useful especially if you are using the same material for multiple classes
How to use

Seeks to collect and distribute a variety of OER at a variety of levels and subjects

"Easily create e-books, typeset PDFs, and web books. Choose from professionally designed book themes. One button publishing." Free and priced options.

Can be used to create interactive tutorials and mash up text/media
How to use

Easily record and edit videos of action on your computer screen
Tutorials

The place to upload and store videos for viewing
How to upload
Adding or editing captions

Online photo editor and drawing tool

Includes a helpful list of questions about accessibility

Addresses the needs of users with limited vision or other disabilities in accessing your OER

Step by step guides to making course materials accessible, contact information for support at PCC, and a link to PCC's Web Accessibility Handbook

An informative webinar where a librarian and instructors from Central Oregon Community College discuss their experience authoring OER

Includes helpful examples of proper attribution of content with Creative Commons licenses (for more on licensing, see the Copyright tab of this guide)

From Affordable Learning Georgia, a guide to adapting OER; includes licensing and accessibility info

Helps create proper attribution/citations when using and adapting OER content

Thorough guide to OER using Pressbooks