Looking for resources specific to where you are? Click on your state in the map below, and you’ll be directed to the state-specific planning resources best suited for your location.* We’ve got resources for most states and the list will keep growing as we generate more state standards-alignment documentation and state-specific course plans.
* Note that for each state listed we’ve recommended the OER Project courses we believe best fit your state’s standards and periodization requirements. However, we’ll leave it up to you to choose the course that works for you! More information on all our offerings can be found below.
What if my state doesn’t have its own resource page yet?
While we don’t have state-specific planning assets for all 50 states (yet!), we do have plenty of recommendations on how to get started using OER Project courses no matter where you are located. Pick the scenario that applies to you, and we'll share our two cents on how to make your onboarding journey as smooth as possible:
Which applies to you best?
- I’m new to OER Project and about to start using the courses and materials.
- I’m returning to OER Project and looking to see what’s new.
New to OER Project checklist
If you’re new to OER Project, we recommend using the onboarding checklists below so that you’re equipped with all the information you need to get started:
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Resources for Returning Users
To prepare for a new term or semester as a returning OER Project teacher, or perhaps switch to another OER Project course, we recommend checking off the following items:
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