George Mason University (The Virtual Library of Virginia)

Virginia’s Academic Library Consortium, a state-funded consortium of 71 academic libraries, in cooperation with Software Services by Scientist.com (a software development company with a record of contributing to open-source software) and the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media (the developers of Zotero and Omeka), will scale the next phase of development of an open-source, learning management system (LMS)-integrated open educational resources repository for assessment, homework, and test-bank resources. This next phase of project development, which aims to ensure seamless integration with the four most popular LMS platforms, will seed the repository with extensive content, streamline the user-tested upload and permissions processes, and consider the best practices for artificial intelligence (AI) -generated and vetted problem sets.