Open Educational Resources

The OpenCourseWare (OCW) movement began in the United States with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in 2002.  This movement is university driven, and is focused on making the educational course materials that have been created by faculty available outside of the institution.  The materials available vary by course, professor and even semester posed.  Materials can include syllabi,  written lectures, assignments, readings, videotaped lectures, and audio lectures.

• MIT OCW
• Johns Hopkins - School of Public Health
• Open Michigan
• Middle East Technical University (content in English and Turkish)
• The Open University - United Kingdom
• Oxford University Podcasts
• Tufts OCW
• Yale OCW

This is not a complete list, and this list will be periodically updated. 

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