Join us for the OER Grantee Resource Showcase and discover the resources available for sharing and adaptation on the Washington OER Hub.
Areas include: coding for kids, health and fitness, integrated content, social emotional learning, social studies, and world languages.
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 OER Commons Washington 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 OER Hub PowerPoint presentation for more information.
Since Washington legislation passed in 2012, OSPI's K–12 OER Project has advocated for OER as an important part of the instructional materials ecosystem. Below are resources to help educators and districts locate, review, and implement OER.
Working with districts to develop full-course or unit level OER aligned to learning standards.
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