The Open Educational Resources tab has just that—resources
that are free and open to the public.
These are available in two ways—gratis and libre.
Gratis is when the research is made available for people to
read without paying for it, however they cannot make copies or modify it.
Libre does the same thing, but it gives more rights like
creative commons license and people are able to use the work as well as read
it.
If you go into the tab and click on the link “Open
Educational Resources” you will find similar definitions as above and then
listed on the left hand side of the page are 30 different open access
resources. These range through all sorts of subjects. Feel free to poke around
in them!
Have any questions? Ask Us!!
--Michelle Joy, Distance Learning Librarian
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