Ontario Software Acquisition Program Advisory Committee

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The OSAPAC Committee (Ontario Software Acquisition Program Advisory Committee) is composed of English and French Canadian representatives from across the province of Ontario who advise the Ministry of Education on the acquisition of provincial software licenses for publicly funded schools in Ontario, Canada.

Most titles in this collection feature teacher take-home rights for lesson preparation. If you search the software database, you will see a field indicating whether or not you may use the software at home for your lesson preparation.

The OSAPAC website also hosts a learning object repository. Educators can submit lessons and other learning objects for others to download and use in their classrooms.