You can find my OER inventory here.
Given the nature of my course, “Another World Is Possible: Neoliberal Globalization and Social Change,” the reuse of OER designed by other educators was rather limited for this learning pathway. This course, aimed for adult learners and designed to develop critical thinking in the current social, economic and political worlds, largely seeks that learners navigate freely on the Internet looking for information. To do this, they are offered links to various materials, among which they must choose those that best fit their interests. After reading, listening or watching the resources selected, they must start their independent search on the net to expand their information according to their preferences.
To make an inventory of those first links, I sought educational materials related to the topics of this learning pathway —Collective intelligence, Cultural Creatives, The Empathic Civilization and the Economy for the Common Good—, but I must say that I almost did not find resources for possible use by hosting them in WikiEducator, since most of them had no CC BY nor CC BY-SA license. Anyway, I suppose I can use them as links to open access resources hosted on external sites.
In short, I’ve discovered the benefits of OER search through those sources offered by the DS4OER course in this field. They have opened me many doors for searching possible educational resources.
I’m including below one of the most striking resources that I’ve found, a slide presentation about The New Sharing Economy, by Mitya Voskresensky (under license CC BY-NC-ND, in SlideShare).