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Community Calls / Events & Opportunities

Communicating with Your Constituents (TPS Community Call – April 21, 2020)

Topic: Communicating with Your ConstituentsWe discussed the various ways we are currently communicating with students, faculty, researchers, library staff, and others during this time. We practiced using Zoom breakout rooms, …

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Approaches to Asynchronous Teaching (TPS Community Call – April 15, 2020)

Topic: Adriana Flores, University of Puget Sound, and Cynthia Bachhuber, UW-Madison, demonstrate their recent approaches to asynchronous teaching using primary sources. Moderator: Maureen Maryanski, Education and Outreach Librarian, Lilly Library …

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Using Zoom for Teaching with Primary Sources (TPS Community Call – April 9, 2020)

Using Zoom for Teaching with Primary Sources Danielle Nista, Reference Associate at NYU Special Collections shares her experiences adapting an in-person archival instruction session to an online learning experience. She …

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General Discussion (TPS Community Call – April 1, 2020)

Topics included: Outreach, technology tools, accessibility, equity issues related to the pandemic; anxiety about long-term implications for TPS work. Moderator: Andi Gustavson, Head of Instruction at Harry Ransom Center, IOC …

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General Discussion (TPS Community Call – March 25, 2020)

Topics included: examples of quick pivots to and tools to use for online teaching; supporting asynchronous teaching; discussion of equity issues; digitization and copyright; class cancellations; much more. Host: Andi …

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RBMSinfoALA/ACRL Rare Books and Manuscripts Section (RBMS)@RBMSinfo·
5 Mar

Our next #RBMSIOC Twitter chat will be Wednesday 3/10 1pm E/12pm C/11am M/10am P. We will be chatting about using artists books and 3d objects in teaching and the move to virtual teaching. Mark your calendars!

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18 Feb

Hey, look!
It's the Primary Source News & Notes newsletter for February. #rbmsioc

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17 Feb

Join us next Wednesday, February 24th for our 1st Object Talk to see how students & scholars are thinking & teaching with unique items from our collections & beyond!

Please pre-register to attend: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf2imACLmA5_UM9fCPRP73elJhBTen6j9QeJd4N0tGMOriOXA/viewform

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