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Category: Education
Library project received 2022 D&I grant
Just before Easter the University Library received the joyful message that the D&I Grant Proposal ‘When every word matters; studying without barriers’ was approved.
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The new Online Library!
The University Library’s website – the Online Library – underwent a true metamorphosis. We hope you will like the new design and will quickly find your way again on the website.
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Evidence Based Acquisition deal: your participation is welcome
Try the Taylor & Francis e-books collection made available for all UM members by using Evidence Based Acquisition.
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OER myth-busting
Do you think OER are hard to find or not applicable for your education? Then it is about time to debunk some myths about these free and open resources.
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Using your own publications in education
Interested in using your own (OA) publications for educational purposes or what to pay attention to if you create your own educational?
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OER as the alternative
No budget for more resources? Or curious about how to find and (re)use open educational material next to licensed resources?
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Call to action: join the edusources project
Sharing your learning materials is easier than you think. Want to try? Join us in the edusources project.
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Open Education in practice
OER offers the opportunity to make education more accessible and collaborative. Find out about how UM colleagues embed open education in their daily practice.
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Campus wide license Overleaf LaTeX editor
Do you want to share your LaTeX documents with an unlimited number of collaborators? Or do you want to save time by co-writing in an editor with full document history and integration with reference managers and Github? Try Overleaf Professional!
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Where history meets modern
In several research-based learning programmes, we facilitate students from various colleges to use the Special Collections in Wikipedia activities. Proud to share our publication on this!
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