News The vMLK Project 4/1/2022 Last July, communication professor Victoria Gallagher in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences (CHASS) learned that her Virtual Martin Luther King Jr. (vMLK) Project had been awarded a $146,… A literal blast from the past 3/14/2022 The A/V Geeks and the Special Collections Research Center take an NC State grad back to his rocketry days. "Wait… look at that picture. I know that kid." Randy Killebrew opened the email and paused… The Libraries, now playing on ESPN 3/3/2022 Are you watching “The Tournament," the 10-part series about the history of the ACC men's basketball tourney? Then you’re looking at images from the Libraries' Special Collections Research Center. If… Research training for undergrads, at their convenience 6/22/2021 Since undergraduate engineering students aren’t explicitly learning how to do information research, how do they further develop these research skills to back up their problem-solving skills? “… The Libraries’ Open Pedagogy Incubator: Sharing information, lowering barriers, and engaging more learners 3/3/2021 Open pedagogy is far-reaching and flexible by nature, so it makes sense that many people implement approaches that align with its tenets before they even know the term. And open pedagogy continues to… Your very own personal librarian? No way! 2/16/2021 Yes way! The Personal Librarian Program connects every new NC State student with their very own librarian. What if every new NC State student had their own personal librarian on call to help them… “I was hooked” on 3D printing 9/29/2020 How a Libraries Makerspace workshop led to a major NSF grant for two Biological Sciences profs As soon as the object started forming in the 3D printer, Melissa Ramirez knew she was onto something… Library Technology Career Jumpstart Program prepares students to meet the unknown needs of tech-infused futures 9/17/2020 How can library and information science graduate programs keep their instruction cutting-edge when that edge moves so quickly? The Libraries has created a weeklong, immersive program to meet that… Feathered citizens in Britain and campus history on YouTube 6/8/2020 “I’m so pleased with the Libraries that, at some point, I think I need to get a tattoo that says ‘I heart my library.’” Through engaged scholarship, direct instruction, and large-scale digitization… The power of the "open textbook" 5/14/2020 Your publisher doesn’t want to print your textbook anymore. You can’t do anything about the pirated copies out there on the web. Most academic authors would be pretty upset. But Michael Steer and the… Pagination Current page 1 Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Page 5 Next page Next Last page Last »
