Open Educational Resources (OER)

• Achieve's OER Rubrics

  Achieve.org has developed eight OER rubrics as well as an evaluation tool to help users determine the degree of alignment of OER to the Common Core standards, and aspects of quality of OER. More OER Rubrics training materials can be found through the achieve.org website.
• Rubrics for Evaluating Open Education Resources Objects

  This two page rubric is a synthesis version of the eight separate rubrics for the evaluation of OER created by Achieve.org. It is meant as a ready reference for quick evaluation.
  (Credit: Created and shared by Rodney Birch of George Fox University: http://libguides.georgefox.edu/c.php?g=591097&p=4087471 )
• Achieve Open Educational Resources Evaluation Tool Handbook

  This handbook guides the user through the process of evaluating an online resource using the Achieve OER Evaluation Tool, which is hosted on OERcommons.org.
• iRubric: Evaluating OER Rubric

  Questions to ask about the OER you are thinking of using. This rubric was developed by Sarah Morehouse with help from Mark McBride, Kathleen Stone, and Beth Burns. It is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License.

• BC Campus Checklist for Evaluating an Open Textbook

  BC Campus Checklist for Accessibility  From BC Campus Open Textbooks Accessibility Toolkit (2nd edition)

   

*This information was complied by the University Library at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign with some additions