If you want to share your OER for others to use outside your course, this page has the resources to cover that. As the University of Memphis develops additional opportunities for UofM faculty and students to participate in OER publishing, this page will continue to be updated with relevant information.
Digital Commons is the shared repository of scholarship and publications at the University of Memphis. The OER Collection collects the OER creted, revised, or remixed by University of Memphis faculty, staff, and students. It can host a wide variety of OER file types and can link out to resources hosted elsewhere, such as Pressbooks.
To learn more about the Digital Commons OER Collection and how to submit your OER, email Dr. Kenneth Haggerty at khggerty@memphis.edu.
Shared OER repositories are a great place to host and improve the discoverability of your OER.
Depending on the platform, you can
Submitting your OER to repositories, even if they are not your main hosting site, is a great decision, since they will
While Digital Commons and standard OER repositories can host video files, sharing to dedicated video platforms make it much easier for your students and others who would use your OER to watch the videos. Both YouTube and Vimeo videos can be easily pulled into Canvas Studio.
This guide was created by Dr. Meredith Heath Boulden on behalf of the University of Memphis Libraries and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International License unless otherwise noted. This guide is currently maintained by Carl Hess.