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Siôn Phillpott’s article lists 9 Fantastic Websites that Offer Free College Textbooks on CareerAddict.
Access to the complete O’Reilly Library of books and media via Carnegie Mellon libraries. You must be on the CMU internet to access https://learning.oreilly.com/home/
And of course there are a growing list of other resources that I should organize at some point in the future.

Center for Open Education
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33 Websites to Get Free College Textbooks – BookScouter Blog
Also, if you require college books for free to prep for an SAT or MCAT, LSAT, or GRE exam, look no further than Bookshare.
10 Free Tools for Building Blended & Online Learning – PeacheyPublications.com
As internet connections improve and costs of classroom hours increase, it’s becoming increasingly important to offer some form of blended or totally online materials to enhance courses.
An especially promising tool is perusall.com
An especially promising tool is perusall.com
An especially promising tool is perusall.com
MERLOT
The MERLOT system provides access to curated online learning and support materials and content creation tools, led by an international community of educators, learners and researchers.
COERLL: The Center for OER and Language Learning
COERLL creates OER for language teaching and learning. We provide openly-licensed materials for your language classroom and free professional development resources.

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