Welcome to Weber State OpenCourseWare
Document Actions
This is an eduCommons Educational Materials Repository
eduCommonseduCommons is a free and open educational resource for faculty, students, and self-learners throughout the world. We hope you find eduCommons valuable whether you're a student looking for some extra help, a faculty member trying to prepare a new course, or just interested in learning more about a topic that interests you. eduCommons does not grant credits or degrees, and does not provide access to faculty. eduCommons gives you open access to the materials used in a variety of courses. |
Welcome!If you're wondering where to start, try the list of departments on the left of this page, or go to the full list of courses. We've also provided answers to several questions about USU OpenCourseWare in our Frequently Asked Questions. Once you've had a chance to look around, we would love to hear your feedback. |
|
Marion JensenCreator, Global Issues in Information Technology course "OpenCourseWare is about learning. Technology allows us to share information almost effortlessly, and OCW is about getting useful, relevant information to anyone with a desire to better their lives. What is most important to me, is that with OpenCourseWare, no one is turned away." |
David WileyAssociate Professor and Director of the Center for Open and Sustainable Learning. "We are at a rare moment in time: a time when the right thing to do is also the best thing to do....I believe that the movement toward greater openness in education, as exemplified by programs like the OpenCourseWare (OCW) initiatives at MIT, Johns Hopkins, Tufts, Notre Dame, and Utah State universities, the Foothill-De Anza Community College, and the Utah College of Applied Technology, is one of the truly great innovations in teaching and learning that has occurred in the last several decades." |
OpenCourseWare Sites |
