// Workers AI · dad joke modeWhat did Notre Dame OpenCourseWare say to the student? You're graded on a higher plane.
Notre Dame OpenCourseWare was an initiative by the University of Notre Dame to make materials from various courses freely available on the web. Launched September 30, 2006,[1] the site hosted materials from 45 courses in seven subjects. The project was initially funded by a grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, and, unless indicated otherwise, all materials are released with a Creative Commons license. The site is no longer available.
Notre Dame OCW was recognized along with other universities as part of Reader's Digest's America's 100 Best Award in 2007.[2]
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