News and notes from UND's Chester Fritz Library
Categories: In and Around CFL, Notes from the Dean, Resources, Updates and Changes
UND faculty and staff have done amazing work with OERs. We started working with them in 2015; in just 4 years, we’ve saved our students a cumulative total of approximately $8.5 million! Now, we’re doing even more. Thanks to the efforts of our student government, each NDUS institution was eligible for up to $15,000 for […]
Categories: In and Around CFL, Notes from the Dean, Resources
Apply for an Open Education Resources Grant – $65,000 available! Interested in using Open Educational Resources in your course? Looking to apply for grant funding to support your time while you adapt your course? The State of North Dakota (thanks to Student Government advocacy) and the Office of the Provost have joined together to offer […]
Categories: Library Events, Resources, Tips and Tricks
Today’s guest post is courtesy of Sara Kuhn, CFL’s Scholarly Communication and Social Sciences Librarian. Thanks, Sara! On October 22nd from 1:00 to 3:30 p.m., the Chester Fritz Library and UND Open Educational Resources/Open Access Working Group sponsored an event for Open Access Week 2018, entitled PUBLISH, DON’T PERISH! Retaining Your Rights & Maximizing Impact. […]
Categories: Resources
Thanks to Sara Kuhn, CFL’s Scholarly Communication Librarian, for the video and short blurb! Scholarly Communication Librarian, Sara Kuhn, and Digital Initiatives Librarian, Zeineb Yousif, tell us about scholarly communication initiatives happening at the Chester Fritz Library. These initiatives include a suite of online Scholarly Communication Research Guides with resources and information about open access, […]
Categories: In and Around CFL, Library Events
We hope you will join us on UND’s campus this Friday, October 27, 2017, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in the Memorial Union’s Red River Valley Room for a dynamic symposium with keynote speaker Dr. Gerry Hanley of MERLOT, and diverse “hands-on” opportunities to speak to your colleagues who have worked with Open Educational […]