Excellent open educational resources (OERs), library-licensed materials, and fair dealing provisions in copyright provide practical pathways for incorporating lower-cost course materials into your courses. This session explores how faculty can adopt, adapt, or create resources that reduce the financial burden on students while maintaining academic quality and flexibility in course design.

This workshop will introduce you to the H5P tool, which all Ontario educators can use for free. Whether you want to explore those resources that have already been created and openly shared, or create your own, H5P has incredible potential. With H5P you can add quizzes, pop ups, and other interactions to videos, create interactive presentations, provide fillable and downloadable forms, allow audio input, create scenarios where the result depends on the choices you make, create virtual 360 degree tours, and much more. In this workshop, participants will see how to create an account, find existing resources, and how to create some common popular interaction types. Additionally, they will be shown how to find examples and tutorials for any additional content types they may want to explore.