• MERLOT free open education resources rated and reviewed by California professors. 
• Free California Virtual Campus Online Education Initiative (OEI) Faculty Resources
• OER Commons find or build OER here.
• OpenStax offers faculty-developed high quality free (digital) or low-cost (print) OER textbooks

• Screencastomatic: screencast recorder
• Screencastify: screencast recorder
• ConferZoom: Free Zoom-based web conferencing (available within and outside of Canvas)
• Mt. SAC Captioning Services Free captioning services available to faculty for any video content used for instruction.
• Mt. SAC Video Library Did you know that our library has licensed and captioned video content that you can use in your courses? Find out more here. 
• Wikimedia Commons Over 50 million freely usable media files.

• Images available in the Mt. SAC Library
• Pixabay This site offers free images and vectors to visually enhance your teaching materials.
• Creative Commons search Creative Commons licenses are an alternative to copyright and allow people to share their materials. Search materials that are available for use. 
• Pixlr This program is a web-based free photo editor that has received good reviews in educational emedia.
• New York Public Library Collection free photos from the public domain collection. 
• More free photos! a list of many more sites can be found here. 

If you wish to find royalty free music to use in videos or for similar purposes.

• Audio available through the Mt. SAC library
• Open Music Library
• Free Sound
• Juke Deck
• Libre  music sharing community
• Incompetech royalty free music
• CCMixter music
• Free Music Archive
• Jamendo
• Creative Commons list of additional royalty-free music suggestions 

Local Resources

• Faculty Resources in ACCESS (Accessibility Resource Centers for Students, formerly DSPS): This includes info about accommodations for students, ACCESS support for classroom presentations, and information about the facilitated professional learning course taught by Grace Hanson, "Accommodating Students with Disabilities in the Classroom."
• Join the Mt. SAC Faculty Accessibilty Center in Canvas this resource "course" will help you identify the main aspects of accessibility and implement them in your materials. Includes information about the accessibility checker in Canvas, UDOIT.
• Captioning Services at Mt. SAC free and fast captions for professors so you can make video content accessible.
• Mt. SAC Accessibility Resources this web page hosted by Mt. SAC IT will help you make web pages and documents accessible. Also, find a service to review your documents for accessibility and offer feedback on accessibility at Mt. SAC.

Online Resources

• Accessify tools and wizards to help with accessibility issues 
• 2018 Section 508 Refresh. Learn how the updates to Section 508 affect public colleges.
• Web Accessibility Initiative: how to make your web materials more accessible
• WAVE accessibility checker scans web pages for accessibility
• UDL-Universe: A Comprehensive Universal Design for Learning Faculty Development Guide 
• The National Center to Improve Practice (NCIP) 

• Index of ICDRI Disability Resources

• U.S. Copyright Office Fair Use Index
• Stanford's Copyright and Fair Use Center 
• Fair Use Best Practices 
• Learn about Copyright on Youtube (video)
• Copyright Request Template