Teaching and Learning Projects
Projects on this page represent a selection of the work of multiple departments.
Visualization Studio Development Kit for Unity Game Engine
Augmenting an industry-standard creative tool to better suit the needs of our students, instructors, researchers, and other campus creators in a one-of-a-kind Libraries space.
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Contributing departments: Research Engagement, Learning Spaces & Services
Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions Open Course Library
We created a website to openly share presentations from the Wicked Problems, Wolfpack Solutions course with educators, prospective students and their families, alumni, and the general public.
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Contributing departments: Research Engagement, Acquisitions & Discovery
Beyond the Barricades, Reimagined
This project offers a reimagined visualization of anti-apartheid photography published during the heights of state brutality in South Africa. Utilizing the Visualization Studio at the Hill Library, viewers may wander in this digital exhibition to see and experience the memory of apartheid through stories of South African resistance.
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Contributing departments: Research Engagement
Empowering Undergraduate Research and Educational Experience with Data Science
Librarians in the Data & Visualization Services department partnered with researchers in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering to develop interactive data science instructional materials for a grant funded online educational module.
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Contributing departments: Data & Visualization Services
Mapping for Habitat for Humanity
Caldwell students create maps that help Habitat for Humanity communicate about regional housing needs to local leaders.
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Contributing departments: Data & Visualization Services
The Escape Room
An interactive, game-based experience which introduces students to various elements of the library.
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Contributing departments: Learning Spaces & ServicesHow much money did you spend on textbooks?
In March 2018 the Libraries' Alt-Textbook Project team placed whiteboards in the D. H. Hill Jr. and Hunt libraries with the question "How much money did you spend on textbooks?" Students answered.
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Contributing departments: Learning Spaces & Services, Open Knowledge Center
Graphic Narratives: The Bayeux Embroidery as Visual History
Students experience the Bayeux Embroidery in life-sized digital replication on the walls of the Visualization Studio and analyze medieval visual narratives by applying Scott McCloud's Understanding Comics.
Report published on January 4, 2023
Contributing departments: Research Engagement, Digital Library Initiatives (DLI)
Digital Field Trips: Viking Graffiti in Neolithic Orkney
History students experience Neolithic remains, transcribe and transliterate runic graffiti, and interpret graffiti in relation to its space and place. The use of an immersive environment brings alive the questions and theories of the anthropology of writing and the archaeology of space.
Report published on August 8, 2022
Contributing departments: Research EngagementTextbook Program
The NC State University Libraries Textbook program is designed to reduce the burden of rising textbook costs on our student population, by purchasing and placing on reserve at least one copy of every required textbook at NC State. NC State students, faculty, and staff may search for Textbooks on reserve. The program complements our other textbook efforts, such as the Alt-Textbook Project.
Report published on May 3, 2022
Contributing departments: Collections & Research Strategy, Access Services, Acquisitions & DiscoveryUsing Livestreaming to Reach Beyond Hands-on Learning Spaces
A Libraries channel on a popular live streaming platform that features our Makerspace, VR Studio, and Libraries staff.
Report published on October 14, 2020
Contributing departments: Learning Spaces & ServicesA Personal Librarian Program for Transfer Students
A program for transfer students where each new transfer student is assigned a personal librarian.
Report published on April 14, 2020
Contributing departments: Learning Spaces & ServicesNCSU Libraries Mobile Scavenger Hunt
The NCSU Libraries Mobile Scavenger Hunt is an interactive, technology-rich way to introduce students to the library. Developed in response to student and instructor feedback, it leverages the motivating power of situated learning and the fun of team game dynamics to orient students to the Libraries’ spaces, promote the use of emerging technologies, and foster confidence in using the Libraries’ collections.
Report published on August 12, 2014
Contributing departments: Learning Spaces & Services
