Open Textbook Library: This database, overseen by the Open Textbook Network, includes books authored by faculty at more universities across the country, and many include peer reviews. You can browse by subject or do a simple search.
OASIS: A new database to search hundreds of sources of OERs hosted by SUNY Geneseo.
OER Commons: This database of OERs lets you search by education level, learning material type and accessibility. Supported by the not-for-profit group Institute for the Study of Knowledge Management in Education.
Merlot: Run by the California State University System, MERLOT curates OERs that have been licensed for reuse and materials that are online for free. Search includes audience, language, material type, Creative Commons licenses and accessibility.
Pressbooks: Pressbooks Directory is a free, searchable catalog that includes 6,916 open access books published by 185 organizations and networks using Pressbooks.
Available from Carnegie Mellon University
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Wikipedia's is a good place to search for open software lists. Below are some highlights: