I hadn't popped into a CCCOER (Community College Consortium for OER) webinar in months, so I gathered links like a cave woman today. The Open Faculty Patchbook is one resource I would like to dive into; one participant said when he was getting into Open Educational Pedagogy/Resources, he read one story from that site per day to help him prep for that sort of work. https://wicked.liberatedlearner.ca/ https://ecampusontario.pressbooks.pub/learner/front-matter/beats-to-study-to/ https://openfacultypatchbook.org/ https://awards.oeglobal.org/awards/2022/oer/liberated-learners/ https://awards.oeglobal.org/awards/2023/open-reuse-remix-adaptation/modern-humanities-on-manifold/ I don't think I'll move to a "site" for my OER, beyond Google. I like having a folder of all the stuff, backed up on my computer, and I like that anyone has access to that folder and they can download my stuff at will and tweak/revise to their hearts' content. Right now, I like the "less cl...