Please note that if you select one of the authoring platforms PressBooks, LibreTexts, or OER Commons, to combine, modify or create open materials, these platforms can also be used to host your open content.

Below are UC Davis platforms with no authoring tools but can be used as a repository for your open content.

The University of California eScholarship Institutional Repository

eScholarship serves as the institutional repository for the ten University of California campuses and affiliated research centers.

eScholarship has provided comprehensive open-access repository services for the University of California academic community since 2002. Faculty researchers can share the full range of their scholarly output, from working papers and seminar series to previously published articles. Student work on eScholarship includes electronic theses, dissertations, and undergraduate capstone projects.

Research shared on eScholarship benefits from:

Broad digital dissemination for increased global visibility
Full-text indexing and search engine optimization for enhanced discoverability
Persistent access and preservation services

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Learn more about displaying collections of work on departmental and research unit eScholarship sites

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AggieVideo

AggieVideo is a content management portal in which you can upload, manage, edit, and share UC Davis video or audio content for teaching and learning. Content can be shared publicly with anyone, or privately to select or authorized viewers.

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Box

Box is a cloud file storage and syncing solution that provides document management, collaboration, and sharing. When sharing files, Box provides many security options, including sharing only with specific users, sharing with all UC Davis users, sharing via a secure and unique link, and public access. Additionally, collaborators can be granted varying levels of access from viewing only to full ownership rights.

Common uses for Box include: collaborating to create group workspaces, sharing files with colleagues, and sharing links to send large files and replace email attachments. Box should not be used for data backup or archival storage of inactive data.