Providing a variety of learning materials would enhance student learning and accommodate different learning styles. You can also share someone else's materials or your own materials in many web-based content development communities.

Alternatives for Learning Materials

• Affordable Learning Solutions initiative from CSU
• eText books available in the SJSU Library

Sharable Resources of Learning Materials

• Learning materials in MERLOT (Multimedia Educational Resource for Learning and Online Teaching) Find peer reviewed materials or submit your own.iTunesU at SJSU
• Examples of lecture videos from leading universities
• Slideshare
• WordImages This site has 75,000 images on a variety of subjects that are free for educational use.

Development Guidelines

• Universal Design for Learning (UDL) guidelines from National Center of UDL
• CreativeCommons - Copyright information to share, remix, reuse, legally.
• Copyright for fair use

Tutorials for Development

• Host of content development tutorials from Equity & Excellence in Higher Education
• Creating podcasts
• Creating accessible MS PowerPoint presentations
• Using MS PowerPoint to create interactive lectures
• Using MS Word to create accessible documents
• More tutorials from Center for Faculty Development, SJSU