Free resources available for remote learning in response to COVID-19: Home

Sign up for free access to JoVE's Education videos available through June 15th. JoVE Lab Manual and Core also included. Use link above to sign up, see JoVE.com for content; Education tab in the upper right of their page.

Over 700 textbooks now available through May, 2020. **temporarily suspended due reported misuse, working on fixing issues and will reinstate access soon. 3/19/20

Access to e-books and e-journals is freely available until September 30, 2020.
Use link to access platform.

All 1,100+ ebooks available March 20-April 30, 2020

This includes free access to OUP higher education titles via Vitalsource and Redshelf for students on COVID-19 affected campuses.

Providing access to ebooks and etextbooks from many participating publishers for students. Students allowed access seven titles through May 25, 2020.

VitalSource provides eTextbooks from a variety of publishers available to students through May 25, 2020. List of participating publishers can be found here: https://get.vitalsource.com/vitalsource-helps-full-list-of-participants

Elsevier has made all eTextbooks freely available. Available for 90 days.

JSTOR has provided free access to their Archive and Primary collections. All content now available in the database. See their response here: https://about.jstor.org/covid19/

Open access e-journals, e-books, and community collections available all the time.

iClicker will save you time; you do not have to create or import your course materials in iClicker. iClicker works “out of the box” with PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides, and all online courseware solutions. Takes only minutes to set up. FREELY available now for instructors who have moved courses online due to COVID-19.

Over 27,000 Academic peer-reviewed books.

The ultimate goal of the Open Library is to make all the published works of humankind available to everyone in the world.

Digital magazine available to everyone regardless of whether you subscribe starting with the current issue (March 16, 2020).

Offering 60-day access to e-Learning courses. Contact Ali Larsen (alarsen@siena.edu) for more information.

Includes access to OER material as well as the option to discover more than 225,000 DRM-free EBSCO eBooks™ in one place, available at no charge for faculty to use through June 30, 2020.

All journal content from 2001 to present freely available through mid-June.

Resources to support online learning that have been made freely available. If prompted for a password, use open.

Opening all allowable content from 2018-2020 on their platform.

Access to the Digital Library through June 30, 2020.

A collection of books that supports emergency remote teaching, research activities, independent scholarship, and intellectual stimulation while universities, schools, training centers, and libraries are closed.

Standish Library can purchase films a la carte to support online learning. Contact Sean Conley (sconley@siena.edu) with requests.

Coronavirus coverage freely available.

Content is free, must use email to sign up. Siena community members can sign up with their Siena email address to received full access to the NYTimes.com here: http://ezproxy.siena.edu:2048/login?url=https://ezmyaccount.nytimes.com/grouppass/redir

Free access to Coronavirus content.

COVID-19 resources/articles made free available.

Free access to more than 5,000 articles relating to diagnosis, prevention and treatment of the virus.

All resources freely available.

All COVID-19 resources and articles freely available.

Free resources available for COVID-19 information.

All content freely available.

Coronavirus Hub with freely available content.

Freely available content.

Resources provided for free surrounding COVID-19.

Micro-site providing freely available COVID-19 resources.

Review articles focused on COVID-19 information.

Microsite on COVID-19 related material. All freely available.

Data and research all pertaining to COVID19 freely available.