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Green Oa Day 2024 Toolkit, Usu Libraries, Erica Finch
Green Oa Day 2024 Toolkit, Usu Libraries, Erica Finch
Library Faculty & Staff Publications
This toolkit contains graphic assets; social media images for Facebook, Instagram, and X; and a PowerPoint template developed by Utah State University to promote green open access to faculty, staff, and students.
Orcid Toolkit For Liaison Librarians, Erica Finch
Orcid Toolkit For Liaison Librarians, Erica Finch
Library Faculty & Staff Publications
This ORCID Toolkit is intended for use primarily by liaison librarians and others who may engage in outreach to researchers or answer general questions about ORCID. It includes presentation materials, handouts, email templates, and FAQs.
Green Oa Day Media Toolkit, Erica Finch, Kellianne Gammill
Green Oa Day Media Toolkit, Erica Finch, Kellianne Gammill
Library Faculty & Staff Publications
This media toolkit contains materials used by Utah State University to promote faculty and student involvement in green open access by encouraging them to submit their accepted papers to the institutional repository. The graphics in the toolkit are designed to attract attention and generate interest in the repository. The toolkit features graphics for different social media platforms, all of which incorporate the #GreenOADay hashtag.
Renew, Reflect, Rejoice: Immersion To The Rescue, Pamela N. Martin, Erin Davis
Renew, Reflect, Rejoice: Immersion To The Rescue, Pamela N. Martin, Erin Davis
Library Faculty & Staff Publications
Feel burned out from teaching the same monotonous one-shot library instruction sessions? Worry that all of your colleagues are always creating dynamic lesson plans, while you’re stuck using the same one? Forget the last time you even thought about why you’re teaching? As library instructors, we’ve all felt this way. As the pressures and demands on teaching librarians grow, we believe the need for Immersion is more essential than ever. Many, if not most, librarians receive little or no formal training focused on instruction, but Immersion can help address this critical gap and pave the way to more thoughtful library …
Petals On A Wet Black Bough: Textuality, Collaboration, And The New Essay, Michael Spooner, Kathleen Yancey
Petals On A Wet Black Bough: Textuality, Collaboration, And The New Essay, Michael Spooner, Kathleen Yancey
Library Faculty & Staff Publications
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Not (Necessarily) A Cosmic Convergence: Rhetoric, Poetics, Performance, And The Web, Michael Spooner, Kathleen Yancey
Not (Necessarily) A Cosmic Convergence: Rhetoric, Poetics, Performance, And The Web, Michael Spooner, Kathleen Yancey
Library Faculty & Staff Publications
No abstract provided.