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Sherman And The Burning Of Columbia, Carol Walker Jordan

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Marion B. Lucas Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 2021 ISBN: 9781643362458 200 p. $21.99 (Pbk)

Sela Officers And Executive Committee, Sela State Representatives

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Current SELA officers and representatives.

Think Oer Globally, Adopt/Adapt/Create Oer Locally: The Unesco Oer Recommendation, Jonathan Poritz

OER & Beyond - Blog Archive

In my rst post as the 2022 OER & Beyond Contributing Editor. I’d like to talk about some really amazing work being done on a global stage to bring the open education movement particularly issues around OER – to life across all of the member states of UNESCO.

Welcome To The Scholarly Communication Notebook!, Josh Bolick, Will Cross, Maria Bonn

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While scholarly communication is a well-established sub-discipline within academic libraries and influences so many areas of librarianship (Finlay et al, 2015; Xia and Li, 2015; Brantley et al,2017), it’s not commonly addressed within formal LIS training (Bonn et al, 2020), which may contribute to increased pressure to learn on the job, to burnout, and to elevated experiences of imposter syndrome (Owens, 2021). There are some understandable barriers to increasing LIS instruction on topics like open access, copyright, and fair use, publishing and repositories, research data management, impact measurement, and open education; they’re relatively new, they’re complex, they’re based in disciplinary …

Southeastern Librarian 69(3) Fall 2021 (Full Issue)

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Complete issue of The Southeastern Librarian Volume 69 Number 3

Just A Few Miles South: Timeless Recipes From Our Favorite Places, J. W. Mcree

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Just a Few Miles South: Timeless Recipes from Our Favorite Places. Ouita Michel. Edited by Sara Gibbs and Genie Graf. Lexington: University Press of Kentucky, 2021. ISBN: 9781950564095 200 p. $24.95 (Hbk)

Making Music In Music City: Conversations With Nashville Music Industry Professionals, Carol Walker Jordan

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Making Music in Music City: Conversations with Nashville Music Industry Professionals. John Markert Knoxville: University of Tennessee Press, 2021 ISBN: 9781621906445 218 p. $34.95 (Hbk)

Margaret Murray Washington: The Life And Times Of A Career Clubwoman, Carol Walker Jordan

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Margaret Murray Washington: The life and Times of a Career Clubwoman. Sheena Harris. Knoxville: University of Tennessee. Press, 2021. ISBN: 9781621906193. 210 p. $55.00 (Hbk)

Patriots In Exile: Charleston Rebels In St. Augustine During The American Revolution, Carol Walker Jordan

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Patriots in Exile: Charleston Rebels in St. Augustine during the American Revolution. James Waring McCrady and C.L. Bragg. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 2020 ISBN: 9781643360799 248 p. $29.99 (Hbk)

Roadside Americans: The Rise And Fall Of Hitchhiking In A Changing Nation, A. Blake Denton

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Roadside Americans: The Rise and Fall of Hitchhiking in a Changing Nation. Jack Reid. Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 2020 ISBN: 9781469655000 264 p. $29.95 (Hbk

Sharks In The Shallows: Attacks On The Carolina Coast, Carol Walker Jordan

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Sharks in the Shallows: Attacks on the Carolina Coast. W. Clay Creswell. Columbia: University of South Carolina Press, 2021 ISBN: 9781643361802 184 p. $19.99 (Pbk)

They Called Us River Rats: The Last Batture Settlement Of New Orleans, Carol Walker Jordan

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They Called Us River Rats: The Last Batture Settlement of New Orleans. Macon Fry. Jackson: University Press of Mississippi, 2021 ISBN: 9781496833075 232 p. $25.00 (Hbk)

Do Oer Textbooks Have Value To Students Beyond Cost Savings? Addressing The Issue Of How Textbooks Can Be Used To Foster Student Success, Yang Wu

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OER began as textbooks, and is an effort by faculty, librarians and other members of the academic community to increase student access to required readings at a time of fast rising textbook prices. While much of the attention by the OER community has been focused in recent years on reducing student textbook costs through the development of openly licensed works, an issue that has often been ignored is whether students are actually using them. Along with the dramatic increase in textbook costs in the last two decades there has been a phenomenon that is well studied but often overlooked by …

#Oer And #Arcl2019: An Look At Open At The Acrl 2019 Biennial Conference, Sammy Peters, Kristina Clement

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The Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL) recently hosted its biennial conference in Cleveland, Ohio from April 11th to the 13th. Your very own editors attended the conference and saw many of the different Open Education and Open Access sessions that were offered. This blog will highlight some of the sessions and online content that can be found about these sessions related to Libraries and OER.

News - Georgia Knowledge Repository, Lauren Bellard, Jennifer Putnam Davis

Georgia Library Quarterly

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Interrogating And Supplementing Oer Through A Decolonized Lens, Camile Close, Jessica Egan, Emily Thompson

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The philosophy of Open Educational Resources (OER), at its core, seeks to facilitate student access to equitable education through the open sharing of learning materials. Discourse around OER has historically foregrounded how the circulation of open materials reduces costs for students and increases accountability for textbook publishers to make their copyrighted materials more affordable. Recently, more educators and institutions have recognized OER initiatives as being coeval with diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives, as increasing the affordability of higher education can reduce barriers for marginalized student populations. However, interrogation of the ways in which OER can potentially reproduce or perpetuate …

Recipes For An Oer Program: Running A Test Kitchen In Your Community, Abbey K. Elder

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This blog post will not attempt to propose some universal ideal for what OER support should look like on a college campus. After all, no two institutions have the same resources at their disposal. Instead, I will share a few practices you can introduce into your institution’s “OER test kitchen” so you can nd the combination of programs and services that work best for you.

An Assessment Of Global Research Activities On Children And Adolescent Online Security, Adeola O. Opesade Dr, Omolayo A. Adesina Ms.

Journal of Cybersecurity Education, Research and Practice

The use of the Internet among children and adolescents is now a norm in many parts of the world. As the Internet offers a wide range of benefits to these ones, so does it expose them to possible various risks and harm. Researchers in different countries across the world have engaged in the production of relevant research-based knowledge in order to make the virtual world a safe place for the younger ones. However, while studies have been carried out on the subject of Internet risk among children and adolescents, there is a dearth of information on the assessment of research …

Making Waves – Pre-Print And Open Access For Clinicians During The Covid-19 Pandemic, Karin Purshouse

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Can you feel that breeze? It’s the cool air coming off a wave of publishing in the COVID19 era.

Taking On A New Role As Oer Coordinator, Elizabeth Batte

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Hello all, I am the Library Director at Ellender Memorial Library at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, Louisiana. For the past year and a half, I have been the OER Coordinator on my campus working with open access initiatives locally, state-wide, and nationally. Here is what I did to make my rst year as an OER Coordinator successful.

Assessing Oer For Practical Adaptation: Making “Good Enough” Great, Jim Ross-Nazzal

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I teach history for Houston Community College. Among my various breads and butters is the US survey: US history from pre-contact to 1877 and 1877 to the present. We use a textbook, a reader (essays, articles, and primary source documents) and a monograph or two. In 2006 I was faced with using a $100 reader. I was concerned if the student population could be able to afford the book (in addition to the textbook and monographs). Especially knowing (fearing) that the entire book will not be used by my colleagues nor read by students. So, I was given the green …

Fake Journals And Conferences: What To Know About The Faux, Jill Cirasella

Transforming Libraries for Graduate Students

This train-the-trainers presentation models one way to teach students about deceptive journals and conferences. It was developed expressly for graduate students at the request of campus administrators. I have it taught it numerous times, promoting it with this description:

“As a researcher, you are eager to publish your work in journals and present at conferences. But don’t let your eagerness allow you to be fooled by fake (often called ‘predatory’) journals or conferences. These low-quality outlets exist for the sole purpose of profit, not for the dissemination of peer-reviewed research. Indeed, they frequently lie about their peer review practices and …

News - University Of Georgia School Of Law, Rachel S. Evans

Georgia Library Quarterly

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Works-For-Hire Serving Good And Not Evil: A Policy Proposal For More Oer, Jonathan Poritz

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If you were to ask open education practitioners to list the most important issues confronting the movement at this moment, I doubt that they would say There just aren’t enough OER: many subjects in many disciplines have few or no OER available. I’m guessing folks wouldn’t mention this, simply because it is so obvious, and not a surprise given how new the OER ecosystem is, so that there simply hasn’t been time for all ofthose subjects to be covered. I’d like to propose a policy that educational institutions could adopt, or be compelled to adopt by regulatory agencies or legislatures, …

The Southeastern Librarian V 66 No. 3 (Fall 2018) Complete Issue

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