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    Hidden Gems: The Teaching Professor

    by Eva Romanick January 28, 2021
    written by Eva Romanick

    The University of Alberta Library subscribes to numerous databases that are core for certain disciplines, but also really deserving of wider attention. Here is one of those gems…

    Click to learn about learning

    The Teaching Professor may be best known to those in Education. But, the changes brought about by the pandemic have prompted more people than ever to think about how to teach well and create great learning opportunities. From the Library catalogue link, click on “Magna” to go through to The Teaching Professor, “the go-to resource for inspiration and advice on better teaching and learning, regardless of discipline or course format.”

    Each week, The Teaching Professor provides concise, thought-provoking advice on critical topics, including:

    • improving student learning;
    • designing effective activities and assignments;
    • energizing and re-inspiring yourself in mid-career;
    • promoting academic integrity;
    • responding to course evaluations and feedback;
    • dealing with difficult students; and
    • getting students to read what’s assigned
    Great article on “What Is the Purpose of Online Discussion?”

    This database delivers practical insights with their 20-Minute Mentors series. These video-based programs are designed to answer specific questions related to teaching and learning. Watch on-demand here!

    Happy discovery!

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  • Up your library game with Workshops

    by Guest Author September 18, 2020
    by Guest Author September 18, 2020

    We get it. Navigating the intricacies of the library isn’t easy. Finding information and making use of the library’s resources is a skill that takes time to develop, but we’re here to help support you on your academic journey. On top of general assistance you can access through chat and email reference, and foundational library skill tutorials that you can access online at your leisure, the Library offers workshops throughout the school…

  • Academic Skills for an Awesome Semester

    by Amy Southgate September 16, 2020
    by Amy Southgate September 16, 2020

    September can be like an academic new year, with the same opportunity for reflection, self improvement, and goals. One area for potential new school year resolutions is study and writing skills. Developing strong study skills and a polished writing style will not only help you this year, and the rest of your post secondary journey, but also your life and career beyond the University of Alberta. This year in particular, with most…

  • DIY Your Own Fringe Play!

    by Guest Author August 19, 2020
    by Guest Author August 19, 2020

    Alas… Like so many of Edmonton’s beloved festivals, the 39th Fringe International Theatre Festival has been put on ice for the year. The Fringe team is making valiant efforts to keep the fringe spirit alive online, through FringeTV and some unique fundraising events, and avid fringers know it will be back, bigger and better than ever. For those members of the University community with dramatic inclinations, why not use this hiatus to…

  • Media Literacy Using MediaSmarts: a resource to teach the Teacher

    by Sonya Leung July 23, 2020
    by Sonya Leung July 23, 2020

    Scratching the Surface of Media Literacy – Self-education I remember the original Canadian House Hippo commercials from when I was a teenager in the 90’s and at the time I honestly didn’t know what the point of the commercial was. I just remember thinking “That tiny hippo is so cute!” In 2020, the Canadian House Hippo is back with the same message but for a new generation and, of course, is cute…

  • Library Remotely for Graduate Students

    by Hanne Pearce July 16, 2020
    by Hanne Pearce July 16, 2020

    Being a grad student is not easy. Take a deep breath, because the library provides a great many services specifically for graduate students; all of which are still readily available online – and I am happy to share them with you. To better outline these services I will present them in sections based on the different phases of a graduate program. Coursework & Labwork Finding detailed research for work you are doing…

  • LIBRARIANS WORKING FROM HOME: MEET SARAH

    by Guest Author July 14, 2020
    by Guest Author July 14, 2020

    With the majority of students and staff being advised to work and study from home, this is how our librarians are supporting online learning… Sarah Shaughnessy, librarian from the Bibliothèque Saint-Jean (BSJ) mostly enjoys working at home, although her computer’s camera gives her a constant reminder that her home office needs painting, cleaning and repairs. “My BSJ colleagues say this giant drywall patch looks like a cloud.  I’ve thought about putting a…

  • eClass Library Resources Block – Your research “to go” window

    by Erin Sanderman September 5, 2018
    by Erin Sanderman September 5, 2018

    The next time you log into one of your eClass courses, have a look in the top right hand corner. The UofA Libraries Resources Block is your research “to go” window in eClass. Use the block to find resources for your assignment, log in to your account, book a group study room or to get help from library staff. Check it out and feel free to give us your feedback!

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