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Tag Archives: resources
Open Educational Resources
As some of you may have noticed a I published a guide to Open Science Resources last month, that guide is a work in progress but is targeted toward those working and studying science at UNL. There are a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Books, education, Library
Tagged education, k-12, multi-disciplinary, open access, open education, resources
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Creative Commons, Public Domain, and Why You Should Care
This post was original published on the NUtech Ventures Blog, 5/27/2011 . It’s Saturday night and you’re writing about molecules, you saw a great picture on someone’s website and you want to use it in your blog, surely that’s okay … Continue reading
Posted in writing
Tagged copyright, creative commons, images, public domain, resources, respect, writing
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5 TED Talks That Inspire Innovation
*This post is in response to @wawoodworth TEDucation: 5 TED Talks Librarians Should Watch (and Why) The keys to innovation in science and in librarianship are to relax, look at things with a new perspective and then: solve a problem, … Continue reading
Posted in jobs, Library, positive thinking, science, technology
Tagged innovation, inspiratin, Librarians, resources, science, work
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