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Browse the Open Courseware Directory using the menus in the left sidebar. Click on a main subject heading, e.g. Physical Sciences, to reveal a further menu giving subject divisions: eg -

• Science (general)
  • Resources
  • Chemistry
    • Resources
  • Physics
    • Resources

See also:

• OCW Search - for searching the Open Courseware Directory or using other OCW/OER search facilities.
• Category Browser - for advanced searching (see left sidebar).
• Open Courseware FAQ - for learners and educators.

About the iBerry Open Courseware (OCW) Directory

• The Directory is aimed at adults interested in courseware at the level of "Higher Education". It does not cover courseware primarily intended for children.
• Most of the OCW items in the Directory are selected from publicly-available courseware on websites of the universities and colleges of the world.
• An OCW item in the Directory includes a short factual description (annotation). This is usually taken from the OCW website and is not intended as opinion - opinions can be added to OCW items as comments.
• If appropriate, OCW items are associated with a named institution (often university or college) and country. The OCW content is not attributed to authors but authors' names can usually be found by visiting the OCW website.
• Only "significant" OCW items (notes, images, videos etc) covering academic topics in reasonable depth are included in the directory. Items consisting only of course advertisements, sub-topic headings or single lectures are omitted as is content where a significant proportion is password protected.
• Clicking on the red-colored title of an OCW item opens the item for viewing or posting comments.
• Clicking on the name (red-colored) of the institution opens the OCW website in a new page. This is an external website and iBerry has no responsibility for its content.
• OCW items are described by a combination of tags, listed below each item, according to "Subject" (academic area), "Media Type" (assignments, audio, exams, images, notes, software/demonstrations, video) and academic "Level" (see the Category Browser).
• Clicking on a particular tag will list all OCW items having the same tag.