At least the new @SEPTA_SOCIAL app isn't asking me if I want to download a new schedule every time I use it...that did drive me crazy.
I'm hoping in time I will find some other positives about the new app.
When I try to search temple university as a work destination it is not found... how is that possible? Am I doing anything wrong? Also I want to favorite Haverford station to temple station on PAO but it's not finding the temple station on Berks. Any advice?
Enjoy this tiktok video highlighting our Waffle OPEN House event for #openeducationweek
Waffles are a great way to bring faculty together with library staff to celebrate our open education accomplishments.
tiktok.com/@templelibs/video…
Affordable Learning PA releases the Pennsylvania student course materials survey report, conducted and prepared in collaboration with @BayViewSurveys and reported on in @insidehighered #oer
insidehighered.com/news/stud…
Affordable Learning PA releases the Pennsylvania student course materials survey report, conducted and prepared in collaboration with @BayViewSurveys and reported on in @insidehighered #oer
insidehighered.com/news/stud…
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Learn how to use Temple Libraries databases to read popular newspapers and magazines on Nov. 15th at noon! You’ll learn how to quickly navigate to these publications, such as the New York Times, Philadelphia Inquirer, and more.
library.temple.edu/events/15…
Kudos to @hovious for sharing the ways in which blended librarianship impacted ACRL standards for instruction proficiency. The BL online learning community was the first to offer free regular webcasts educating librarians about instruction design #infolit
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If you were wondering why conservatives want to defund #libraries @TheOnion can help you gain some insight into that line of thinking.
theonion.com/conservatives-e…
This sounds about right for MPOW. Probably even fewer full remote and that's just in the IT area. We've been supporting WFH and hybrid work since before the pandemic. This appears to be the path going forward.
chronicle.com/article/higher…
Important findings in this study about the relationship between awareness of support services and student success. Too few students report awareness of library support. Collaborating with academic advisers and student success coaches may be one solution.
bit.ly/44zYKJ4
Wow. Talk about a renewable, open pedagogy assignment where future classes continue the work of prior students. I'm guessing the instructor didn't plan it that way... but it seems to stand as a good, if not reproducible, example.
nytimes.com/2023/07/11/autom…
Is Sci-Hub a threat to the future of academic #library collections? According to this article it is.
bit.ly/3CGz5Cd
I've been watching these birds that made their nest behind the wall of #CharlesLibrary and today I finally saw them feeding the chicks. These birds have made the building a part of their urban habitat.
Sure, it's just a paid advertisement, but I'd really like to see a qualified math instructor who teaches a similar course with #OER and appropriate open ancillary content leave a comment to this: bit.ly/3MT17yP
Students number one go-to for textbooks continues to be "find a free version" - but how many include access to a #library ebook in their definition of "free". It may have one flat price for all but that's equal - not equitable - nor affordable to all #oer insidehighered.com/news/stud…
Filling out my IHE's campus development survey. Kind of interesting that they want you to identify where "heart of the campus" is on the supplied campus map. Come on...we all know where the heart of the campus is - right (we'll see what the survey results have to say about that)
Great article on the "money-saving power" of a library card from @WSJ - but you'll need to get yourself to a #library if you want to read this paywalled article. No doubt the WSJ readership will rush out to libraries so they can get access to Libby.
wsj.com/articles/the-money-s…
Does the university community think it was worth losing their fairly new president over a plan to convert to a digital library? Well, there's probably more to it than that...presidents have done a lot worse and stayed on.
vtdigger.org/2023/04/14/verm…
If you have an interest in biophilic design in #library buildings the blog post cited below should be a good read. It explores the connection between our #GreenRoof and whether it can attract students to nearby study spaces.
Biophilic design is the architectural inclusion of natural elements into designed structures.
Associate University Librarian Steven Bell @blendedlib researched the link between design, student preference, and wellness in Charles Library.
Learn more here: sites.temple.edu/assessment/…










