The best Open Textbook Library alternatives

OpenStax suits students seeking introductory course materials and instructors looking for textbook resources or LMS-based assignments.

LibreTexts suits educators creating or adapting open learning materials, as well as institutions integrating resources and homework into learning…

DIKSHA suits teachers, students, and parents looking for curriculum-related learning materials.

Lumen Learning suits higher education institutions and faculty seeking course materials, practice tools, or professional development.

It is for children aged two to ten and the adults who support their reading.

It suits educators and K–12 students using customizable textbooks, lessons, interactive materials, and adaptive practice.

It suits learners looking for free, self-paced courses, study materials and completion certificates.

Siyavula suits learners following the South African CAPS curriculum and educators assigning Mathematics or Physical Sciences work.

It suits people seeking workforce-development learning resources, and organizations that want to contribute or host materials.

It suits educators building curricula, students supplementing studies, and self-learners seeking free course materials.

The collection is for educators in B.C.

OpenLearn suits people supplementing formal study, exploring future learning or pursuing personal interests.

StoryWeaver suits readers looking for children's stories, as well as parents and educators creating reading resources.

UOTI suits learners, educators, and institutions seeking free textbooks across multiple subjects, ages, and languages.

OER Commons suits educators, librarians, and homeschooling parents looking for open learning materials.

OCW suits independent learners, students, teachers, and anyone using MIT materials for academic or lifelong learning.

It suits teachers, teacher educators, and organizations supporting education across sub-Saharan Africa.