Open Educational Resources Guide: Free Online Learning Resources

Create a free account and create sets of flashcards to share with your class. Or let the class make flashcards to share. You can also search to see if there is a set that already exists.

Create pdf flashcards for your class to print out and use.

Over 2 million free icons. You can edit them to create the size you need.

Openverse allows searching for images, music, and documents that are licensed through Creative Commons Licenses.

Create quizzes or search for quizzes others have created. Reports include "players'" nickname so you can track students' progress.

Create questions and put them in a PowerPoint. Students answer by holding up a QR code card that you provide with A, B, C, or D side up and you use your phone to scan the answer cards. Like clickers but without the need for clickers.

This is an article describing 18 different quiz makers--some free and some not--that instructors can use to create their own quizzes.

FlipGrid is designed to provide students a way to discuss a topic using video. One suggested use is as a digital scavenger hunt. Want your 119 class to learn the important areas of campus, send them on a FlipHunt (see http://blog.flipgrid.com/news/fliphunt for ideas).

Add photos, video clips, icons, and your own voice.

Formerly known as Creative Commons Search, it allows searching for images, music, and documents that are licensed through Creative Commons Licenses.