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Piloting an Open Educational Resources Community
(2020-11-13)The University Libraries Scholarly Communication Team has been developing an Open Educational Resources (OER) Community of Learning and an initial pilot launching in Spring 2021. This webinar is an interactive workshop on ... -
Community Building: Using Peer Review to Engage Librarians and Faculty in the Design of an OER Community of Learning
(2021-03-11)How can faculty become engaged - and more importantly - involved, in the use and promotion of OER? What kind of program will meet an important need and encourage long-term buy-in? How can faculty contribute to the ...
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Scholarly Communication and Predatory Publishing in the Undergraduate Classroom
(2020-02-11)When we discuss the topics of Scholarly Communication with undergraduates, we usually do so in the context of a “Research Experience” or openly publishing an honor’s thesis in the IR. Our undergraduate students are stumbling ... -
Track Down Top Lit with MathSciNet
(2017-11)MathSciNet is a valuable tool to save time for the Math Graduate Student. MathSciNet is both an index of Mathematics literature as well as a collection of reviews of the literature. Use MathSciNet to save yourself time in ... -
Scholarly Communication in the STEM Classroom
(2018-07)Changes in publishing norms and funding requirements have caused responding changes (both good and bad) in the publishing industry. A review of undergraduate papers in Computer Science revealed that 10% of students had ... -
Open Source Digital Ecosystems for Accelerating Global Research, Innovation and Collaboration
(2020-12-12)Can we better enable scholarly research network ecosystem possibilities on global levels? Is it time to begin thinking about systematically empowering a global research community collectively? In the last 5 years, Texas ... -
The Southwest Texas State College Library Considers "Books for College Libraries"
(Texas Library Association, 1968-10)Before a copy of Books for College Libraries was received by the Southwest Texas State College Library, reference librarians had searched library literature for reports of library holdings compared with what had ...
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Academic Researcher Profiles: Getting Started and Tips for Success
(2020-11-12)Are you publishing or presenting research in your discipline? Do you want to make the most of the impact of your research? Develop an online researcher profile and make your research more discoverable by researchers ...
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"Feed Me Seymour!": Technical Services Cooks Supporting Public Services Wait Staff
(2020-11-05)It is not a new reality that in libraries, especially in large libraries, one tends to think and perform duties in siloed workflows. We have our horse blinders on and forget that there are units in our peripheral vision. ... -
Chronicling COVID: Capturing expression, promoting resources
(2020-11-05)Pandemic has become our existence; we live and breathe history every day. During this difficult period, it is important for libraries to facilitate finding space in our lives to focus on the human element. It is the vocation ... -
Digital Scholarship Ecosystems for Open Science
(Carnegie Mellon University, 2020-10-20)In the last 5 years, Texas State University Libraries has developed a robust digital scholarly research ecosystem to serve research faculty and graduate students and help them connect to larger global research communities. ... -
Accessibility in Institutional Repositories
(2020-08)Report on findings from a survey conducted in Fall 2019 to gauge accessibility practices for digital content made available in institutional repositories. For the purpose of this study, we focus on the digital content ...
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Checklist for Evaluating Open Educational Resources (OER)
(2020-07)This checklist is intended to help an instructor evaluate an Open Educational Resource in terms of its: breadth of perspectives and accuracy, alignment, production quality, accessibility, student access, student engagement, ... -
Hybrid Approach to Scholarly Communication Education
(2020-03-09)Librarians must often wear many hats at their institution and find creative ways to do more with less. The Texas State University Libraries Scholarly Communications team uses a team-based approach to instituting, coordinating ... -
Square [metadata] Pegs and Round [repository] Holes: Making Metadata Work
(2020-03-09)Many large libraries use the same digital access platform for institutional repository and special collection materials. However, librarians and archivists depend on different content standards for the metadata. The ... -
Best of the best business reference web resources 2019
(American Library Association, 2019)The article announces recipients of the Best of the Best Business Reference Web Resources Award (BRASS) including the website of the United Nations World Tourism Organization; the website of the U.S. Travel Association and ... -
Developing a Digital Scholarship Research Ecosystem
(2020-02-12)This presentation overviews elements necessary to develop a Digital Scholarship Research Ecosystem for a university, college or research institution. Software systems, hardware, human resources and timelines are outlined ... -
Developing an Open Source Digital Scholarly Research Ecosystem: Local and Global Possibilities
(Coalition for Networked Information, 2020-12-10)During the last five years, Texas State University Libraries has developed a very successful and streamlined open-source digital scholarly ecosystem enabling university faculty and graduate students with their scholarly ... -
Developing an Open Source Digital Scholarship Ecosystem
(International Conference on Educational and Information Technology, 2020-02-11)This research presents elements necessary to develop a Digital Scholarship Research Ecosystem for a university, college or research institution. Software systems, hardware, human resources and timelines are outlined with ... -
Shopping for Sustainability: Re-Envisioning the Secret Shopper Assessment
(Association of Research Libraries, 2019-12)For years librarians have used Secret Shopper assessments to evaluate the quality of customer service patrons receive. These snapshots of interactions at library service points reveal both positive trends in service and ...
