An OER course at Hudson County Community College is a course wherein students will not have to purchase a textbook.
* OER courses can be created by faculty using exclusively licensed OER materials or in combination with materials which are free at the point of access for students.
* Supplementary materials may be required.
All faculty are encouraged to use OER in their courses and assistance with developing an OER course will be provided. However, due to limited resources, certain courses/sections will receive higher priority. This is designed to allow OER at HCCC to have the largest impact on students.
Top priority – 10 highest-enrolled courses
Medium priority – other courses in high-enrolled majors
Low priority – low-enrollment courses or specialized courses in low-enrolled majors
BIO-107 |
Human Biology |
|
V. Joasil |
CSS-100 |
College Student Success |
All Sections |
|
ENG-073 |
Basic Writing III |
QALP1 |
M. Whelpley |
ENG-101 |
College Composition I |
QAL/QALP 1 |
M. Whelpley |
ENG-101 |
College Composition I |
01LCC |
S. Wexler |
ENG-102 |
College Composition II |
HONON |
A. Bach |
HIS-106 |
U.S. History II |
01 |
M. Whelpley |
HUM-101 |
Cultures and Values |
HON01 |
H. Rubinstein |
HUM-101 |
Cultures and Values |
N02, N03 |
R. Campbell |
HUM-101 |
Cultures and Values |
ONR01 |
E. Nesius |
LIT-216 |
British Literature to 1650 |
N01 |
C. Sweeting |
LIT-225 |
World Literature 1650 to Pres |
N01 |
C. Sweeting |