Supporting Girls and Women in STEM

These pages feature open learning materials in  STEM subjects. These Open Educational Resources (OER) are available for teachers and learners to use, modify and repurpose.  Learners can use the materials to help develop a better understanding of important subjects.  Teachers can modify and reuse materials to strengthen their teaching materials or provide additional learning resources.  Workers may find these materials helpful in expanding or refreshing their knowledge.. These openly licensed educational resources are free to use, remix and redistribute. Go ahead and peruse the courseware. Use them to explore the field, spark new interest, or to further develop your professional knowledge.

Featured Courses by Great Teachers

Intro to Computer Science Julie Zelenski Stanford University	Chemistry 1A Angelica Stacy University of California, Berkeley	Mechanical Engineering 110 Alice Agogino University of California, Berkeley
Leslie Kaelbling MIT	Kitchen Chemistry Patricia Christie MIT	Interviews with Women in Science

Resources

OpenChem Project, University of California, Irvine	Computer Science, Saylor.org	MIT Highlights for High School
National STEM project	Open Textbooks in Science, OpenStax College	PhET interactive simulations in Science, University of Colorado

Girls and Women in STEM is a collaborative effort in support of the Equal Futures Partnership.