태터데스크 관리자

도움말
닫기
적용하기   첫페이지 만들기

태터데스크 메시지

저장하였습니다.

What are Open Textbooks?

An emerging development in OER is open textbooks, which are textbooks that are freely available with nonrestrictive licenses. Covering a wide range of disciplines, open textbooks are available to download and print in various file formats from several web sites and OER repositories. Open textbooks can range from public domain books to existing textbooks to textbooks created specifically for OER. Open textbooks help solve the problems of the high cost of textbooks, book shortages, and access to textbooks as well as providing the capacity to better meet local teaching and learning needs.


What do open textbooks look like?

There is a wide range of designs for open textbooks. The number of sites that provide access to them reflects the diversity of their design. Several file formats are often provided for open textbooks; typical formats are: HTML, Adobe PDF, and plain text. To download an open textbook, locate one from an OER repository or web site. The following list illustrates the vast landscape of sites that make open textbooks freely available. Go to one or more of these sites to locate an open textbook of interest to you:

Project Gutenberg
was the first producer of free electronic books.
See their top 100 downloads: http://www.gutenberg.org/browse/scores/top.

Wikibooks
is a Wikimedia project started in 2003 with the mission
to create a free collection of open-content textbooks that anyone can edit.
Wikibooks provides support for multiple languages.

Free High School Science Texts
(FHSST) was initiated
by young South African scientists and now brings together volunteers
from around the world who are willing to contribute to the writing of the books.

The California Open Source Textbook Project
(COSTP) is a collaborative,
 public/private undertaking.
It has been created to address the high cost, content range,
and consistent shortages of K-12 textbooks in California.

Open Book Project
is aimed at the educational community
and seeks to encourage and coordinate collaboration among students
and teachers for the development of high quality,
freely distributable textbooks and educational materials on a wide range of topics.

Manybooks.net
provides free eBooks for PDAs, iPods, or eBook readers.
Books are available in several languages.

The Assayer
provides a catalog of books
whose authors have made them available for free.
크리에이티브 커먼즈 라이선스
Creative Commons License
Posted by SELVA