Help build the campus
You do not need to be a professor—or even an expert—to make FreeCampus better. Clear feedback from a first-time learner can be as valuable as a new chapter from an experienced teacher.
Explain an idea
Create lessons, examples, exercises, or a complete learning path in a subject you know well.
Make it stronger
Check material for accuracy, clarity, accessibility, and the questions a learner may still have.
Improve the platform
Help with the site, learning tools, documentation, testing, or other open infrastructure.
Share your experience
Try a lesson, note where you hesitated, and help us see the material through fresh eyes.
Community activities are unpaid volunteer work to make high-quality learning materials freely accessible. Any paid contract offered by the separate App team is an App engagement, distinct from community participation.
Find your role
Read the Community Guide for detailed guidance for authors, translators, reviewers, learners, developers, and community helpers. It explains the contribution process, recognition, licensing, and the difference between volunteer community work and potential App collaborations.
How to begin
Interested in creating or reviewing a course? Explore the Instructor Network to learn how educators and practitioners can collaborate with FreeCampus.
Before outlining a community course, read the Course Author Guide for the learning structure, ungraded activities, and browser-local progress expectations.
- Visit the FreeCampus organization on GitHub.
- Look through the open projects and choose an issue that matches your interests.
- Introduce yourself, ask questions, and make a small first contribution.
Every contribution is reviewed collaboratively. We care about the quality of the work and the experience of the people creating it.