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UW-Stout’s Open Educational Resources (OER) Incentive Program provides financial support for faculty who adopt, adapt, or create open course materials. The program is designed to help instructors enhance their teaching by using openly licensed materials. Applications for Winter/Spring 2026 semesters is October 31st.