Washington OER Hub

Washington's platform for sharing K-12 open educational resources - providing equitable
access to standards-aligned, quality instructional materials.

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Continuous Learning Collections

These collections provide a curated selection of Washington developed resources as well as links to external organizations providing quality online educational materials.
Click a link below to search by Content Area/Practice or Audience (Families, Youngest Learners, Students with Disabilities, Multilingual/English Learners, etc.)

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Collections of remote-learning resources focused on supporting the needs of different groups

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Working Groups

These working groups contain resources created by OSPI in partnership with Washington educators,
OSPI grantees or collaborators, or Washington districts/schools (select a hyerlink below).

These groups contain lessons, units, and courses developed by OSPI staff, expert Washington educators, and our collaborators, and is vetted and managed by OSPI.

These groups and their resources are vetted and managed by OSPI grantees.

These groups and their resources are managed and curated by districts or schools.

Video Highlights

Introduction to the Washington OER Hub

Join us for a quick introduction to the Washington OER Hub. This platform contains openly licensed instructional materials developed by OSPI collaborators, grantees, and Washington districts, that are free to use, adapt, and share.

OER Highlights Playlist

The Washington OER Hub contains reviewed courses, units, and lessons that have been developed by OSPI grantees or collaborators and aligned to Washington K-12 Learning Standards. Take a look at these short segments highlighting available OER in different content areas.

About

New to the Washington OER Hub? Visit the Washington OER Information Group for "getting started" resources including a Washington OER Hub  User Guide.

The Washington Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction (OSPI) OER Project raises OER awareness and provides support for school districts adapting, developing, and implementing openly-licensed instructional materials.