USF Librarians have created a new guide to open access research. This guide points alumni and community users to quality open access research sites should they wish to continue doing research once they leave the academy. It includes links to digital repositories …Continue Reading
The EdLib Report
A rebuttal to The Atlantic’s story on college students who can’t read books
Carrie M. Santo-Thomas writes that she was interviewed by Rose Horowitch, an editor for The Atlantic, for an article that explores the problem of reading stamina among college students. Ms. Santo-Thomas challenges some of the assumptions of that article, assumptions that imply …Continue Reading
Workshops for Researchers–September
The USF Libraries are offering more online workshops for researchers than ever! To view the entire list click here. Featured in September are the following: September 18, 11AM-12PM, SPSS Basics September 19, 12PM-1PM, Match Made in Data: Finding the Right Analysis for …Continue Reading
Getting to Know St. Pete’s Education Librarian
Shawna Durtschi (sadurtschi@usf.edu) is the Digital Scholarship Librarian and Education liaison on the USF St. Petersburg campus. In addition to her liaison role, her work includes advancing open access understanding, supporting intellectual freedom and culturally relevant pedagogy, data literacy and democratization, and creating community-academic …Continue Reading
About your USF Tampa Campus Education Librarian
Susan Ariew I have proudly served as the liaision librarian for the College of Education since I joined the USF Tampa Library since 2005. Before that, I came from Virginia Tech where I worked as the College Librarian for Education & Human …Continue Reading
Featuring TeacherServer
TeacherServer is a free AI tool designed specifically for educators. Developed by one of our own faculty members in education, Professor Zafer Unal, this resource offers a comprehensive platform of AI tools designed to enhance the teaching and research experience of educators. …Continue Reading
Celebrate Banned Books Week!
Celebrate the right to read this Banned Books Week (September 22-28, 2024) by checking out the Top Ten Most Challenged Books of 2023, many of which are available at USF Libraries. In 2023, the ALA reported the highest number of challenged book …Continue Reading
