Open Educational Resources

100% Free. Creative Commons licensed. Peer-reviewed. And backed by additional CALI resources. Simple to adopt or even modify. We make it easy to improve student access to legal education. Purchasing a Print Copy? CALI uses, lulu.com, but due to printing delays because of COVID-19, CALI suggests students plan to use the free PDF, Word, or eBooks while they wait for their print editions to arrive.

This site includes open access books published by the University of Georgia Press, author-generated ancillary materials, and educational resources developed with support from the press. The University of Georgia Press is the oldest and largest book publisher in the state. We currently publish 60-70 new books a year and have a long history of publishing significant scholarship, creative and literary works, and books about the state and the region for general readers.

H2O offers a platform for making and sharing open-licensed casebooks and other course materials online. It was created originally by the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society. It's developed and maintained today by the Library Innovation Lab at the Harvard Law School Library.

The items found in the Inexpensive and Open-Access IP and Technology Casebooks is maintained by James Grimmelmann and current through August 2020. It includes books on Copyright, Intellectual Property, Trademark, Advertising Law, Internet Law, Music Law, Licensing, Telecommunications, and Antitrust Law.

All of ALG's open textbooks, made to cover the scope and sequence of a University System of Georgia course. Ancillary materials for these are included on the textbook's front page. Items are managed in the manifold platform.

OpenStax is part of Rice University, which is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable corporation. As an educational initiative, it's our mission to improve educational access and learning for everyone. Through our partnerships with philanthropic foundations and our alliance with other educational resource companies, we're breaking down the most common barriers to learning. Because we believe that everyone should and can have access to knowledge. We publish high-quality, peer-reviewed, openly licensed college textbooks that are absolutely free online and low cost in print. Seriously. We've also developed a low-cost, research-based courseware that gives students the tools they need to complete their course the first time around, and a new online math homework system with step-level feedback. Check out our current library of textbooks.

Textbooks in the Open Textbook Library are considered open because they are free to use and distribute, and are licensed to be freely adapted or changed with proper attribution.

Pressbooks.com supports people and institutions in building and sharing ideas. The users—educators, writers, researchers, scholars, artists, makers—are equipped with powerful tools to create, adapt, and share content. It is run by a small team that builds software to support new models for book publishing with an emphasis on helping make educational resources (aka digital textbooks) free for all. We are passionate about open source, open content, open knowledge, open education, and the intersection of books and the web. The team includes academics, instructional designers, artists, web developers, philosophers, and out-of-the-box thinkers.

We have almost 100 free, full-length certificate courses ready for you to take right now. Many of our courses can connect to zero-tuition college credit through our dozens of partner colleges and universities. Want more resources for your classroom? Saylor Academy’s courses are built from curated OER and are openly-licensed for reuse — you can adopt and adapt our materials to meet your needs. Titles are sorted by subject, including Business Law & Ethics, Accounting, Writing & Communication, and Management & Leadership.

Semaphore Press provides digital downloads of law school casebooks through its website, asking students to pay a suggested price for the material that is approximately $1 for each one-hour class session in which the materials are used. For a full casebook, our suggested price is $30. Lydia Pallas Loren and Joseph Scott Miller, professors who specialize in intellectual property law, founded Semaphore Press in 2008. Semaphore Press is an Oregon corporation with headquarters in Oregon City, Oregon. There is a webpage for both Student and Professors to explore if you are interested in learning more about using Semaphore casebooks or publishing with them.

This sub-set of materials is GALILEO's complete collection of USG Open Textbooks. GALILEO Open Learning Materials is our current USG-wide repository for all created resources under Affordable Learning Georgia, including resources created under Affordable Materials Grants (previously Textbook Transformation Grants), our open textbooks created in partnership with the University of North Georgia Press, and all other ALG programs.

West Academic Study Aids is provided to you by your law school library. The content includes our audio lectures and interactive Exam Pro practice questions that let you prepare for multiple choice exams. Now you can download titles and study anywhere with the West Academic Library App. You can sort by popular titles are your school, new titles, and even items authored by faculty at UGA School of Law.

Completely free online courses taught by Harvard University. We have filtered out the Harvard Law School options for you! However, you can adjust filters to search for anything from Harvard that is free and sort by subjects.