Whether you have a homegrown course "packet" or aspire to create an entire textbook, Rod Library can support you in creating, licensing, and sharing materials that you intend to be free of charge. This includes modifying or combining existing materials that are openly-licensed. Details: https://guides.lib.uni.edu/oer/authoring
Below are selected Open Educational Resources (OER) in math, with an emphasis on resources used by other Iowa colleges/universities as well as textbooks reviewed in the Open Textbook Library or by relevant associations. Some free resources may be included that aren't technically OER because they do not have open licenses. As with any course materials, be sure to evaluate each resource for quality and usage rights.
For all Open Textbook Library titles in math, see https://open.umn.edu/opentextbooks/subjects/mathematics.
For more, use the Find Open Textbooks tab on the left side of this guide. Rod Library's OneSearch also includes some open textbooks as well as licensed ebooks; note that if you plan to use a library-licensed ebook for a course, you need to notify your liaison librarian well in advance (more on textbooks & library ebooks).
College Algebra
by
Singleton et al.
Linear Transformations on Vector Spaces: An Introduction to Linear Algebra
by
Kaschner & Russell
Active Calculus Multivariable
by
Schlicker, Keller, & Long
Active Prelude to Calculus
by
Boelkins
Differential Calculus: From Practice to Theory
by
Boman & Rogers
Functions, Trigonometry, and Systems of Equations (Second Edition)
by
Coffelt
Multivariable Calculus
by
Don Shimamoto, Swarthmore College
Algebra, Patterns, and Functions for Elementary School Teachers: A Workbook Approach
by
Barbato
Teaching Math for Emergent Bilinguals: Building on Culture, Language, and Identity
by
Ji-Yeong I & Martinez
Geometry with an Introduction to Cosmic Topology
by
Michael P. Hitchman, Linfield College
Collaborative Statistics
by
Barbara Illowsky; Susan Dean
Significant Statistics: An Introduction to Statistics
by
Russell et al.
Statistical Inference For Everyone
by
Brian Blais, Bryant University
Statistical Thinking for the 21st Century
by
Russell A. Poldrack, Stanford University
Statistics Minus the Math: An Introduction for the Social Sciences
by
Favero
Functions, Trigonometry, and Systems of Equations (Second Edition)
by
Coffelt
Trigonometry
by
Ted Sundstrom & Steven Schlicker, Grand Valley State University
The Essence of Mathematics through Elementary Problems
by
Borovik
Introduction to Game Theory: A Discovery Approach
by
Jennifer Firkins Nordstrom
Making up Numbers: A History of Invention in Mathematics
by
Kopp
Numeracy: A Quantitative Reasoning Approach
by
McKenna et al.
Numerical Methods for Ordinary Differential Equations
by
Kees Vuik, Fred Vermolen, and Martin van Gijzen