Institutional publication
UNESCO on Open Educational Resources
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
UNESCO’s account of what open educational resources are and what its member states agreed in the 2019 OER Recommendation.
Open official source (opens in a new tab, on another site)
Goes to the official site. The published document there is the one that counts. This link reached the site on 2026-08-31. We did not read the page.
https://www.unesco.org/en/open-educational-resources
Source, licence and version
- Published by
- United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization. Published by a recognised institution or research organisation working in this field.
- Rights held by
- UNESCO
- Access
- Free to read. Free to read on the publisher’s site. That does not make it free to copy.
- Licence
- No licence is recorded. That means nobody has established one, not that there is none — treat it as all rights reserved.
- What you may do
- Read it where it is published. Tutor has no right to host a copy of this, and neither does anyone else without asking the rights holder.
- Version
- Recorded as the version in force, but nobody has checked it against the source. Confirm the year on the source page.
- What we checked
- The source and provenance were checked. That says nothing about whether the material is good, complete, or right for you.
- Languages
- en
- Useful for
- Explore · Research
What it lines up with
One resource can sit differently against different curricula. Each row below says how strong the connection is and whose claim it is.
Any curriculumTutor’s assessment
Not tied to a curriculum. Useful whatever you are studying.
Not tied to a class, board or subject.