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2013-04-30
A literature review of 21st century reference collections with a focus on weeding and highlighting electronic reference materials.
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Making Videos for Education and Instruction
2021-02-10
Guy, Julia, McNally, Michael B
This presentation will provide an introduction to the process of making videos. Examining the three stages of video creation (pre-production, production/recording, and post-production) the aim will be to provide an understanding of what is required to make videos with a focus on...
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OLITA 2021 Tech Talk: Increased Demand for Open and Accessible Copyright Education caused by COVID-19
OLITA 2021 Tech Talk: Increased Demand for Open and Accessible Copyright Education caused by COVID-19
Download2021-01-01
This OLA Super Conference 2021 Tech Talk comparatively analyzed the viewing data for the Opening Up Copyright instructional module videos before and during the COVID-19 pandemic to see if the pandemic caused a spike in interest in copyright education.
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Don’t make me type: A study of students’ perceptions of library catalogues on tablet computers
Download2014-04-24
Poster presented at the Alberta Library Conference