Open Educational Resources and Open Textbooks: Find Open Textbooks
The "Find Open Textbooks" initiative helps users explore and access a wide variety of subjects, providing affordable and flexible learning solutions for students and educators alike. These resources are typically peer-reviewed and available for download, making them a valuable alternative to traditional textbooks.
LibreTexts
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LibreTexts offers free access to over 400 textbooks across numerous disciplines, initially focusing on chemistry and other STEM fields. The platform is backed by a nonprofit organization founded by UC-Davis Chemistry professor Delmar Larsen. |
OASIS
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The Openly Available Sources Integrated Search (OASIS) is a search tool designed to help users find open resources such as textbooks, courses, course modules, audiobooks, videos, and more. |
OpenStax
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A nonprofit organization based at Rice University, OpenStax has published over 20 open-source, peer-reviewed textbooks in widely-taught undergraduate subjects such as Algebra, History, and Psychology. You can also find OpenStax textbooks by searching the Open Textbook Library (linked above). |
Wikibooks
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This initiative by the Wikimedia Foundation features a collection of collaboratively written textbooks across various subjects, following guidelines similar to those used by Wikipedia. |