Start with these high-value sources to quickly locate peer-reviewed open textbooks, course modules, and ancillaries.
We’ve prioritized “best bets” and federated search tools (plus Michigan options) so you can find quality materials fast—no exhaustive lists, just what works.
Before adopting an OER, take a moment to assess fit, quality, and accessibility.
Check alignment with your learning outcomes and course level; content accuracy and currency; inclusive representation; organization and clarity; available ancillaries (slides, test banks); accessible formats (headings, alt text, captions); and a clear open license that permits your intended use.
For a consistent review process, consider using a rubric such as the Open Textbook Library Review Criteria or the Achieve OER Rubrics.