USF Libraries just signed a contract for the SAGE Video Education Collection in August. These videos offer content about teaching and learning topics ranging from early childhood education to educational leadership, discussing how to apply theory to practice. Much of the material …Continue Reading
Category: Digital Collections
USF History from Digital Dialogues
If you’d like a brief history of USF, check out the recent Digital Dialogues post , “USF Curiosities: as far as the eye could see?” about the barren campus when USF opened its doors in the fall of 1960. The university consisted of …Continue Reading
Historical Mexican Recipes with Free E-Books
The University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries has been working to digitize the largest collection of historic Mexican cookbooks in the United States. The library is now releasing recipes from the collection in free e-books. The earliest book in the collection …Continue Reading
Accurate American History Starter Pack
To provide our USF community with authentic histories, particularly bringing to light the stories of marginalized populations, we bring you The Accurate American History Starter Pack. Although this list is not entirely comprehensive, it serves as a starter for those interested in discovering …Continue Reading
Google Teacher Podcast Series
Google Teacher Podcast with Matt Miller & Kasey Bell offers tips on using technology and innovative teaching methods to promote creative ideas in teaching. Miller is the author of the book Ditch That Textbook: Free Your Teaching and Revolutionize Your Classroom and …Continue Reading
Digital Learning Objects & Tools to Enhance Online Instruction
USF Librarians have been curating a guide to high quality digital learning objects suitable for inclusion in online courses. This is very much a work in progress and content is being added daily. Along with podcasts, open educational video sites, open texts, …Continue Reading
Teaching Tools Being Offered by Publishers During the COVID-19 Pandemic
These offers are time-limited so you might want to check them out ASAP. Oxford University Press (available until 31 May 2020) Teaching Online presents the fundamental principles of online pedagogy, guiding users through the “nuts and bolts” of designing, delivering, and evaluating …Continue Reading
