Resource Guides: OER DIY Guide: Implementing and Attributing OER

OER Edit/Publish Tools

Below are some possible free tools you could use to create/adapt OER:

Documents	Images	Audio	Video	eBook Publishing
OpenOffice Google Doc	Pixlr Be Funky PicMonkey (source: Wikipedia)	Audacity	iMovie Windows Movie Maker YouTube Video Editor	iBooks Author AcademicPub Lulu Omeka.net WordPress

Also, see a list of free and/or open source OER Authoring Tools that you can use to create, adapt or remix OER of different types, curated by the Empire State College's library.

OER Authoring Tools guide, created by Sarah Morehouse is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported License.

Assigning, Attributing, and Remixing Builders

Creative Commons License Builder
Follow the steps to select the appropriate license for your work.
OER License Compatibility Chart
Creative Commons licenses are designed for ease of use. Users can see in a transparent manner how your work is available for reuse. Things can become complicated however if you want to combine two Creative Commons licensed works, for example when making a collage or remixes of music. Not all licenses are in fact compatible. In the chart, we show which licenses are compatible.
Open Attribution Builder
Easily cite open materials. This tool will automatically generate the attribution for you.