A former theatre professor got hooked on OER when two students said they simply couldn't have afforded to take her class any other way.

A New York nursing instructor makes the case that OER models the values that nursing is built on

A Georgia librarian discovered open education when her professor offered students a radical choice: accept the old textbook, or build something better.

This UC Davis chemistry professor and LibreTexts founder heard about a student who had to choose between a textbook and baby food, and spent the next decade building the alternative.

A soil scientist builds a free textbook so anyone can learn about the ground beneath our feet.

In open education, a University of Texas administrator finds a way to remove financial and academic barriers and build campus community all at once.

A University of Arkansas at Little Rock professor finds that open education can reshape classroom culture, not just cut costs.

A community college economics professor turned state leader watched withdrawals drop to zero when he left behind the $225 textbook.

A West Liberty University English professor wants to help educators discover the power to revise and remix course materials for their students.

An OER program specialist wants to ensure the next gen of first-gen students has what they need from day one.

For UT Arlington’s Open Educational Resources Librarian, learning is about care and co-creation.