• TOHA Webinar: Introducing the Texas Oral History Locator Database

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    INTRODUCING THE TEXAS ORAL HISTORY LOCATOR DATABASE Thursday, August 18, 2022, 2pm - 3pm CST Presented by: Steven Sielaff, Senior Editor & Collections Manager at the Institute for Oral History, Baylor University Registration required. Click here to register.  Join us on

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  • January Research Integrity Presentation & Meeting

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    TEXAS DIGITAL LIBRARY RESEARCH INTEGRITY INTEREST GROUP Thursday, January 26, 2023 2-3pm Central Join us on Zoom Download a calendar invitation No registration required.   Identifying and Reducing Potential Sources of Bias in the Promotion and Tenure Review of University

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  • QGIS Webinar Series #2: Researching Your Community with QGIS

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    QGIS Webinar Series Join the GIS Interest Group for the summer 2023 QGIS webinar series. QGIS is open-source and free GIS software available on Mac, Windows, and Linux from here: https://qgis.org/. Absolutely no prior GIS experience is required to fully

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  • October Research Integrity Presentation & Meeting

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    TEXAS DIGITAL LIBRARY RESEARCH INTEGRITY INTEREST GROUP Thursday, October 12, 2023 2-3pm Central Join us on Zoom Download a calendar invitation No registration required. Presentation by Jason Ramage, Director of Research Integrity and Compliance at the University of South Florida Ever

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  • OER @ TDL: Support for the Solo Librarian webinar

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    Open education work is often a solitary venture in the library. When you are the solo OER librarian, or the sole librarian whose OER work is an additional duty on top of your main role, it can be especially challenging

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  • Mid-Summer GIS Spotlight: Data & Games!

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    Join us for an hour of GIS learning and fun! From 3-3:30pm, Alex Marden (GIS and Geospatial data Coordinator with the UT Libraries) will lead a webinar entitled, Fundamentals and Emerging Trends of GIS Data. Finding and accessing data to

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  • OER @ TDL: Supporting Open Pedagogy Panel Discussion

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    Open pedagogy is becoming increasingly prevalent in institutions of higher education as a means of engaging with students as co-creators of knowledge. Given their unique expertise in open licensing and assignment planning, librarians are well positioned to provide support for

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