The MERLOT Collection contains over 40,000 teaching and learning materials in: academic support, arts, business, education, humanities, mathematics, science and technology, and the social sciences.
MIT OpenCourseWare (OCW) is a web-based publication of virtually all MIT course content. OCW is open and available to the world and is a permanent MIT activity.
Open.UToronto is a University of Toronto initiative that promotes the discovery, use, creation and sharing of openly licensed learning modules and texts for STEM and the social sciences.
The Open Education Consortium, in collaboration with MERLOT, is a resource pool and search engine that currently indexes open course materials from over 200 global universities.
The Open University's OpenLearn provides materials for over 1,000 courses that cover a wide range of interdisciplinary material. This includes: arts and humanities, business and management, engineering and technology, science and math, among others.
The University of Toronto Institutional Teaching Collections were built by the faculty and staff supporting image-based instruction across the St George, Mississauga and Scarborough campuses over several decades. It was formerly a part of the FADIS Art Image Repository and now currently holds over 100,000 images on JSTOR.
TBYResources contains a variety of open multimedia, web 2.0, digital literacy and education content resources. It also contains class resources divided by subjects including: math, science, literature, history, and so on.
The Open Syllabus Project is an effort to make the intellectual judgment embedded in syllabi relevant to broader explorations of teaching, publishing, and intellectual history. The project has collected over one million syllabi in order to extract citations and other metadata from them. Its public search engine is called the Syllabus Explorer.
