Created and maintained by the federal government, this website provides easy access to free online resources from art & culture, history & social studies, literature & language arts, and world language.
Funded by the European Union, this search engine provides access to more than 50 million cultural objects (art, books, films, and music) from various European institutions.
To search for web pages according to usage rights: enter the search term into one of the fields under Find pages with..., then go to the usage rights field (located under Then narrow your results by...), and select the appropriate filter in the drop-down. Click on Advanced Search button.
Described as "Google for OERS," this metasearch engine canvases 17 OER repositories, including MERLOT II, OER Commons, OpenStax CNX, Hathitrust, and Project Gutenberg.
Developed by SUNY OER Services, this robust search tool aims to make the discovery of open content easier. OASIS gives the user access to various open resources, such as textbooks, courses, interactive simulations, and modules.
(From the website) "Science.gov searches over 60 databases and over 2,200 scientific websites to provide users with access to more than 200 million pages of authoritative federal science information including research and development results."
From the University of Nottingham (UK), Xpert is a growing database of open learning resources suitable for students at all levels of study in a wide range of different subjects.
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